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Troubleshooting Colors

Troubleshoot poor coverage or streakiness of Rub ‘n Restore colors. Rub-off, poor adhesion, or hairline cracking are often due to inadequate prep and heavy-handed application.

Rub ‘n Restore® is easily rubbing off, revealing the old color.

Categories: Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Colors

Close-up photo of beige leather where turquoise leather paint was applied too heavily and flaked out of the grain

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Will Rub ‘n Restore® stain clothing?

Categories: Common Questions, Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Colors

Picture of hand holding paper towel with transference, staining or crocking from red leather paint

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Can I mix Rub ‘n Restore® Colors together or modify a color with acrylic paint?

Categories: Common Questions, How to Choose a Color, Troubleshooting Colors

Picture of drops of Rub n Restore colors on glass used to mix a unique color

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Why is the finish drying streaky?

Categories: Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Colors

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How long does it take Rub ‘n Restore® to dry and cure?

Categories: Common Questions, How to Apply Finishes, Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Colors

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Why is Rub ‘n Restore® Color developing hairline cracks in the finish?

Categories: Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Colors

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The color or clear finish dried with spots or a ‘fish-eye’ effect.

Categories: Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Clear Finishes, Troubleshooting Colors

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Will Rub ‘n Restore® colors get darker with additional coats?

Categories: How to Apply Finishes, Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Colors

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The leather color is not getting coverage after several layers.

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How do I remove Rub ‘n Restore® from unwanted areas?

Categories: How to Apply Finishes, Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Colors

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