Seiwa Tokonole Leather Polishing Eraser Clear (120g)

Great burnishing agent for veg tan and chrome tanned leathers. Easy to apply. No harsh odors and a little bit goes a long way. I think it does a better job finishing a leather edge as compared to gum trag. I have not yet tried Edge Kote, but I dont really have a reason too since i am soo satisfied with this!

This Tokonole is a game-changer for leather projects. I’ve never seen my edges look this clean and smooth—seriously, it takes your work to the next level. It’s easy to apply, doesn’t make a mess, and buffs out beautifully. I've tried a few different burnishing methods before, but nothing comes close to this. If you’re into leathercraft, this stuff is a must-have.

The Seiwa Tokonole Leather Polishing Eraser has quickly become a favorite in my leathercraft kit. It’s perfect for achieving professional-quality edges and a polished finish.Whether you’re crafting wallets, belts, or any leather goods, Tokonole is a must-have for professional results. It’s easy to use, effective, and a fantastic investment for any leatherworker looking to elevate their craft.

Not sure exactly what it is, but it sure has a great effect and protects.

I bought a bag that is on a pricier side,but it came with a defect of a strap shedding all over my clothes. Upon contacting the cust.service i found out that all bags were purposely made that way (stupid) and sending it back for a replacement won't change anything. I decided to try this paste before i quit. Before this i tried water, but the strap just shed more. Since i am not into leather crafts and i have no tools, i used my guasha tool which worked perfectly. I am finally able to take my bag out with me without looking like a sasquatch. This worked great for me and it took about 20 minutes to do entire strap. Before and after pics included!

I've been gum tragacanth for burnishing leather edges and decided to try this after reading the reviews. This is a cream, and it seems to run down the edges of the leather worse than tragacanth leaving a bit of a stain. They both seem to burnish leather about the same, so I've reverted to tragacanth.This stuff does work pretty good for the flesh side of leather. Just coat good, rub it down and let dry. Gives a smoother finish than just the untreated flesh side does. I'm keeping it just for that use.

The product performed as expected having previously reviewed this and other product having the same function. Recommend it for us to prepare the edges and back of carved leather.

Easy to use. There are English instructions on the jar. Pics dont reflect that in the Amazon App. Only japanese instructions are shown.