looking after your leathers
MOOOO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! as 'splained to me, by cows... If it's get'n just bugs off.... water !!!!!!!!! If stains, discoloring dirt, leather CLEANER... then conditioner.
Remember when armour all came out???????(horrible prodoct, actualy took the axioms, right out... remember all those cracked dashes...thank you armour all !!!!) everybody, used it as a universal cleaner/conditioner,just smearing the dirt around,w/ the towel??? Kind of like use'n carwax, to wash the car too... if you just use conditioner to "clean" and condition, in one step... you most likely are spredding all that dust, bugs, ect. in the soup, then leaving it in the top coat.
Water, is enough to loosen and remove, most adherents, if not, then cleaner, then conditioner, only after it's actualy clean. Also use conditioner sparingly... theres nothing worse than trying to dig a product, out of each and every hole, in perferated leather... a med. brush, is handy for bugs in crevises too.
Clean and free, Ripp'n
Remember when armour all came out???????(horrible prodoct, actualy took the axioms, right out... remember all those cracked dashes...thank you armour all !!!!) everybody, used it as a universal cleaner/conditioner,just smearing the dirt around,w/ the towel??? Kind of like use'n carwax, to wash the car too... if you just use conditioner to "clean" and condition, in one step... you most likely are spredding all that dust, bugs, ect. in the soup, then leaving it in the top coat.
Water, is enough to loosen and remove, most adherents, if not, then cleaner, then conditioner, only after it's actualy clean. Also use conditioner sparingly... theres nothing worse than trying to dig a product, out of each and every hole, in perferated leather... a med. brush, is handy for bugs in crevises too.
Clean and free, Ripp'n
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