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That's actually where I stopped, When I could wipe some off with my fingers, but it took a few passes, call it quits there, and if I need less, I can buff it off.

THanks again for all the help guys

It's not actually THAT much..

Scrubbed off, no. Thinned out in fear, yes... It is now a little thicker, a healthy shade of green. Thanks for the advice

Actually Bruce, Now that you have reassured me that a healthy amount will, in fact, work fine, it is a lovely green again. I'm with ya!

Okay.. One more question... This one is hypothetical... If the crox is mostly uniform across the whole strop, but slightly heavier in some spots and ligher in others, does it really matter, or is it...

Alright, Thanks guys.. I got a good deal off of it, but it left some parts bare...

Long story short, I reapplied very lightly, focusing on bare areas, and then, rather than trying to scrape it...

Alright, thanks guys.. Sorry bout that, Nun2, misinterpreted what you said.

Willow, I'll have a go with the paper towels. Thanks

I can't really start low and add more at this point in time... I'm, moreover, concerned with the current amount on the strop... Too much, or about right?

I already did that. The wiki is about using pastes, and powders.

Mine is done with a Crox Crayon.

So, I just Crox Crayoned my first real pasting strop.. I put on too much, but managed to "buff"/sand most of it off using a piece of extra cotton... I think it looks about right now... Can anyone...