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29 November 2018, 06:38 PM
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what is that? Make up? Chocolate?
As above microfoam sponge or a very soft bristled brush with leather cleaner...some cleaners work better with agitation via a brush rather than sponge, it’s a case of try it and see. Most cleaners should get it out, it’s just a case of getting into the grain.
Always use conditioner afterwards.
As above microfoam sponge or a very soft bristled brush with leather cleaner...some cleaners work better with agitation via a brush rather than sponge, it’s a case of try it and see. Most cleaners should get it out, it’s just a case of getting into the grain.
Always use conditioner afterwards.
01 December 2018, 09:54 PM
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Ive been using astinish leather cream, meant for your settee but works great. I bought a spec d interior earlier in the year that was stiff and cracking in places. It's softened and cleaned up great now after a few applications.
02 December 2018, 07:58 AM
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what is that? Make up? Chocolate?
As above microfoam sponge or a very soft bristled brush with leather cleaner...some cleaners work better with agitation via a brush rather than sponge, it’s a case of try it and see. Most cleaners should get it out, it’s just a case of getting into the grain.
Always use conditioner afterwards.
As above microfoam sponge or a very soft bristled brush with leather cleaner...some cleaners work better with agitation via a brush rather than sponge, it’s a case of try it and see. Most cleaners should get it out, it’s just a case of getting into the grain.
Always use conditioner afterwards.
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