Finishing is the last step in a leather project and the one most people underestimate. A
burnishing tool in the wrong grit tears the edge instead of smoothing it. A finishing
wax in the wrong formula can seal a hide in a way that prevents further dyeing. Every
finishing product on this shop is listed with its exact size, grit number, or formula
code. Those details are not decoration — they are what the order is held to. If what
arrives does not match what was confirmed, that is a reportable omission, handled within
the fix window.
Price is per item and covers the product as listed. Payment is due at order
confirmation. Finishing products are checked before dispatch. Formula and grit
specifications are binding references, not approximate descriptions.
What your order includes
Every finishing product ships with the size, grit, or formula code noted on the
label and matched to the listing you ordered from. That reference is used during the
joint review window. If the delivered item does not match the confirmed
specification — wrong grit on a burnishing tool, wrong formula on a wax tin — raise
it through the contact page within 30 days and the correct item will be sent at no
charge.
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Size, grit, or formula code printed on the label and matched to your order
confirmation before dispatch.
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Products are checked before shipping to confirm they are sealed, undamaged,
and match the listing.
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Finishing waxes are listed with their compatibility notes so you can
confirm fit with your leather type before ordering.
What to confirm before ordering
Before placing an order, confirm the grit or formula matches your project stage and
leather type. A finishing wax applied before dyeing will block the dye from
penetrating. A burnishing tool in a coarse grit is not suitable for thin leathers.
If you are unsure which finishing product suits your hide or your process, the
contact form is the right place to ask before you commit to an order.
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Confirm grit or formula compatibility with your leather type and project
stage before placing an order.
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Ask through the contact form if you need guidance on which finishing
product suits a specific process or hide weight.
Review and fix windows after delivery
Check the delivered item against your order confirmation within the 14-day review
window. The 30-day fix window covers any confirmed specification mismatch. After 30
days, any request is treated as new work and quoted in advance. A preference change
after delivery — choosing a different grit or formula — is a new order, not a defect
correction.
Ask about finishing supplies