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

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When Rub ‘n Restore® finishes feel dry, they are dry and ready for another coat or use.

Cure time (where it is unaffected by water) varies depending on temperature and humidity.

For example, a leather auto interior parked in the blistering summer heat will cure in a day. A boat in a humid climate may take weeks but can still be used.

Minimize water or liquids from pooling on any surface for prolonged periods of time. The worst that may occur is slight discoloration of the finish. This often ‘dries down’. If it doesn’t, simply touch-up and allow more time to cure before exposure to liquids.

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  1. Paco Zavala says

    What kind of Super Glue or wet Glue do you recommend ? The glue you are using in your videos?

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  2. Lori says

    I used the midnight blue and after one week it is still coming off when I very lightly run a soft cloth over it. Anything else I should do?

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    • lesandre says

      Did you mix some Clear with the Midnight when applying? Try buffing the surface with a dry rag to remove any unstable pigment. It should cease to transfer. If the problem persists and you don’t want a glossier shine imparted from using Clear alone, then we can provide you with the special order Satin Sealer.

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  3. allan greenspan says

    Mmm, unclear. Under what circumstances then, does “dry in minutes and is ready for use” appy? That’s quite a contrast to a week.

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    • lesandre says

      Thanks for the comment. I’ve clarified the difference between dry time and cure time to state when the finish is unaffected by water.

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