Dyo Lanetzach for painting retzuos

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Has anyone tried using dyo lonetzach for painting retzuos and would it be suitable or would it peel off?

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  1. ZviAugust 21, 2012 at 7:16 AM

    I repaired the painting of my retzuot and batim with Dio Lanetzach for Rapidograph.

    Important: before painting, rub the area you plan to paint with sand paper to remove most of the old paint. Dio Lanetzach adheres well to sand-papered leather. It may not adhere as well to old paint.

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  2. ZviAugust 21, 2012 at 7:39 AM

    Another note: Do not use Dio Lanetzach to paint new, unpainted, batim. The leather in new batim is slightly oily, which prevents good adhesion.

    I am now experimenting with mixing Dio lanetzach half/half with acetone, as a first-layer paint. The acetone helps overcome some of the oiliness. But, you must use it all up after mixing. Don't store Dio mixed with acetone for a few days. It can ruin the dio.

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