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  1. 03-26-2013, 06:07 PM #1
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    Default Linen/ scrub leather

    I have a srp modular strop it came with prem leather and scrub leather and what looks like 2 felt pads.. I treated one with the supplied diamond spray.. I see alot of you guys use linen then leather.. Is using scrub leather then premium leather ok .. And can I use the remaining felt pad as a linen substitute?? The scrub seems aggressive? Or does srd sell a linen pad .. I use the diamond treated one for touchups and a few strokes like 5-10 on treated then 30 on prem to finish one is this ok.. Just until I get my nainwa 12k
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    felt linen cotton yeah you can use those. I dont know what your talking about in reguards to scrub leather. splain please-
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    Scrub leather is a rough leather .. Almost like suede..
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    The scrub leather is meant to be used in lieu of the poly webbing, cotton or canvas strop prior to using the smooth leather.

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    Ty my good man
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    The scrub leather is handy stuff - it offers good retention for most powders and sprays, too.

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    I have crox on the scrub leather pad. I really like the feel of stropping on it, and prefer it over the felt.

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