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    Quote Originally Posted by Roger Koh View Post
    Recommendation to solve the surface roughness and achieve a smooth buttery feel is as follows:

    Step-1
    Protector D has to be removed to prevent a peeling issue with Adhesor 73.
    1* Degreaser 2.2 to degrease followed by Acidifier 2.0/Rinse 3.0 as rinse.

    Step-2
    Adhesor 73 is used to seal the surface roughness.
    1* Adhesor 73 is scrubbed with a white 3M nylon pad to remove surface conditioners down to the leather grain.
    2* Excess is extracted with a lint-free towel.
    3* Fine sanding with 1000/2000 grit for surface smoothness.

    Step-3
    Aniline Top 76G is used to finish the surface with a gloss luster to satisfaction.
    1* Use a folded lint-free towel or a varnishing brush for professional results.
    2* Blow dry in between coats and ensure proper drying before the next coating.
    3* A light touch coating with a varnishing brush reduces dragging or unwanted streaks.
    4* Sanding if necessary for extra smoothness in between coats.

    Step-4
    Protector D or Protector D Plus the leather scent version is applied with a foam brush, lint-free folded towel, or varnishing brush.
    1* Apply, blow dry, and is ready for use.
    That sounds a bit scary!

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    You should practice on a hidden reverse side of one of the cushions to gain confidence before you do the front.
    That will put your fear away in exchange for a satisfactory smile.
    Do not follow blindly.
    Perhaps you would want to ask more in-depth reasons why this approach is logically correct before you even practice out.
    You can rely on my hindsight, I have done it.
    Last edited by Roger Koh; 12-25-2023 at 04:56 PM.

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    The steps above don’t include the fat liquor/wax effect steps, that will go after adhesor?

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    Have you completed "the fat liquor/wax effect steps" already?

    Adhesor 73 is after the "fat liquor/wax effect steps!

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    This seems like quite the restoration! How is it going so far?

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    Default Still working on multiple cushions with different issues.

    Quote Originally Posted by Boris View Post
    This seems like quite the restoration! How is it going so far?
    I do not have any degreaser left to work on the rough cushion. It has been 3-4 months so will clean 3.8 with acidifier be enough to remove protect d. I also rinse/soaked with acidifier and that is the pic attached. This was the spotted cushion. It does not show spots when dry. Is there anything els I should do to address the spotting before I continue with adhesor?
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    Default Stained cushion

    This is cushion I’m about to give up on. It started I believe stained with sweat/head oil. I have done everything you have suggested. Last was multiple soaks with cleaner/acidifier as suggested. I was thinking acidifier again as it doesn’t have the squeak feel when wet. I just don’t know. It feels hard/stiff in that upper right quadrant and along the front half.
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    Reference to your Post #50.

    >>> It does not show spots when dry.

    Alright!

    Show us a picture that does not show spots when dry, please!

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