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Anonymous
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Not really into nylon but I have a like new sage B-15D. Is there a way to get rid of that shiny new look? thanks for any feedback.
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watchmanjimg
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If it's an original jacket you should leave it just as it is. If it really bothers you, send it to me. 
greyhound52
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Yeah second Jim's post...if its original leave it alone and let it shine...
deand
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Assuming it's not an orginal, and I'm pretty sure this would work, you could spray it with a matte acrylic sealer. Not sure if cracking would occur, so I would test spray some material first, but I am pretty sure it wouldn't. I used acrylic matte sealer to stiffen hats and caps and no negative results so far. It should dull it down and would be waterproof. The fumes would require you doing this in a well ventilated area, of course. If original, or a Buzz, or RMNZ, etc., no way would I try this. Really, I like the shine. I think those really cheap Rothco MA-1s have a duller finish.
dean
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Anonymous
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Thanks for the replies, the jacket is not a high end repro that I'm playing aroud with.
unclegrumpy
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Before you spray it with something, try getting it wet and wearing it.
Good luck!
Good luck!
