LEATHER - Clean, Protect, What Type is it?...

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The following instructions on using Three of the Leather clean/protection products from LEATHER MASTER belong to Leather Master and Leather World, were collected on 8/20/2015, and might change at any time. CHECK with Leather Master, for accurate instuctions. http://leathermasteruk.com/ (The manufacurer and wholesale ONLY) http://www.leatherworldtech.com/Leather-Master-Products-s/1831.htm?gclid=CL3dy8WByscCFZE6gQoddykDuA Based, in Virginia, USA - RETAILER of many vendors of leather products, including Leather Master.

Leather Master Soft Cleaner

LEATHER VITAL (conditioner)

Leather Master Vital Conditioner is made for revitalizing older leathers and also to improve the feel of stiff leathers. Directions: 1. Clean the area with Leather Soft Cleaner. 2. Pour a small amount of Leather Vital onto a clean, lint free cloth and wipe a thin layer evenly over the leather. 3. Allow to dry for at least ONE HOUR If necessary, apply another layer of Leather Vital. It is better to apply several light layers than one heavy application. But, you must let each layer dry before applying the next layer. Suitable for aniline and pigmented leather.

Leather Master Protection Cream

Leather Master Protection Cream is a water-based protector for all leather types except Nubuck. Directions: Apply the Leather Protection Cream to a soft cloth and wipe a thin layer evenly over your furniture. Pay particular attention to those areas that come into contact with the body, such as the headrests, armrests and seats. A light coat is all that is required. Allow about 30 minutes for the Leather Protection Cream to dry before using your furniture. Aniline leather doesn’t have a protective topcoat, so it is best to apply two layers of Protection Cream to all the contact areas. If you have white or very light colored leather furniture, we also recommend you apply two layers of Leather Protection Cream to the contact areas. Always allow the first layer to dry before applying a second layer. A hair drier can be used to speed up the drying process, NO NO - - NO-NO but take care not to overheat or burn the leather. Leather Protection Cream will need to be re-applied every 3-6 months. Before re-applying Leather Protection Cream thoroughly clean your furniture with Leather Soft Cleaner. Suitable for aniline and pigmented leather. Helpful Tips: We recommend fully cleaning and re-protecting your furniture 2-4 times per year. If a piece is subject to very heavy use, such as a favorite recliner or living room couch, it may need to be cleaned and re-protected more often. With leather, it is much easier to practice prevention than it is to try to resolve major challenges caused by disregard. The Protection Cream places an invisible, breathable barrier between you and your leather. Our system is based on leather protection first, followed by a routine of cleaning and re-protection. With this method, you are not actually cleaning the Leather's original surface but cleaning from the surface of the protection coating. Since some leathers are very porous, the Protection Cream prevents stains from absorbing deep into the leather and becoming nearly impossible to easily remove. Usually, protected leathers that have cracked or peeled are not damaged from use, but from body oils and perspiration that have settled down into the grain of the leather, dissolving the finish over time. The Protection Cream will assist in preventing the cracking and peeling when combined with basic cleaning and maintenance. Protection Cream will also work to remove small surface scratches on aniline leathers.

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