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I'm totally with you if it's faded and the gun is not considerably used, I would rather have the actual fade or patina, if you will. If the butt plate is a mess from repaired cracks, partial fading or excessive fading on a gun that has some restoration on it, well I might have to use some in a case like this.
I would take the less is more mentality, you can always add more.
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