water based, odor-free, irritant-free, non-toxic, environmentally friendly
Simply apply a small amount to the flesh side or edge of your leather, spread evenly then firmly work into the leather with a smooth wooden dowel or piece of scrap, reapply as necessary to leather and leave to dry.
Excellent for burnishing edges as well.
The fibres will be compacted and a glossy finish will appear leaving the flesh side of your leather so smooth and attractive it won't even need any lining!
An excellent tragacanth replacement. No more foul smelling tragacanth preservative, no more skin irritation.
Note : this is NEW packaging

Eco-Flo Gum Tragacanth is a water based, low V.O.C., natural gum based edge slicking and burnishing compound for use on natural or colored veg-tanned leather. Produces a professional looking, smooth, shiny, burnished edge.

Directions for use: Shake well before each use. For best results, round off edge of leather with an edge beveler prior to application. Apply a thin coat of Gum Tragacanth to beveled edge of leather with a wool dauber, cloth or slightly damp sponge. Rub edge very briskly with an edge slicker, bone folder or piece of canvas. As the Gum Tragacanth dries and heats up due to friction caused by rubbing, treated edge will darken and shine. Repeat until desired burnish is achieved. Use caution when applying Gum Tragacanth on leather that is to be stained, antiqued or dyed, as it may resist or block penetration of some color.

• Use this for substitute of Tragacanth for leather burnishing agent.
• Water based, odor free, irritant free, non toxic environmentally friendly

• Use this for substitute of Tragacanth for leather burnishing agent.
• Water based, odor free, irritant free, non toxic environmentally friendly

• powdered CMC clear leather burnishing agent.
• Simply mix with hot water to a ratio of 3 grams to 200ml of hot water, stir well and let sit overnight. The entire jar can create around 4.5 litres or 4.75 quarts of burnishing gum!
• Simply apply a small amount of the resulting gum to the flesh side or edge of your leather, spread evenly then firmly work into the leather with a smooth wooden dowel or piece of scrap, reapply as necessary to leather and leave to dry.