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    I still suggest leaving a strop alone. Rub it gently with the hand at best. On a smooth surface strop dressing can have some benefit but on the finely napped surface it is likely to just lay the fibers down and create a glaze.

    Less is more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Miller View Post
    I still suggest leaving a strop alone. Rub it gently with the hand at best. On a smooth surface strop dressing can have some benefit but on the finely napped surface it is likely to just lay the fibers down and create a glaze.

    Less is more.

    Tony
    Thx Tony,

    that's what I thought. I've been using my hands only for my latigo strop with great success. A small suede brush works wonders on the buffed horsehide. Just use a very light touch and don't overdo it but it definitely seems to work to raise and revive the nap if ever needed.

    Max

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    Just in case anybody is interested I posted a review on the horsehide in the strop review section.

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