What to use, to clean Dirty Cream Leather?????
11-07-2006, 09:04 AM
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COMEDY DAN
good idea tho
well as my bro sell furniture and leather sofa's best i ask him
good idea tho
Originally Posted by nightdavva
Steve....
Buy one of those cleaning kits from DFS or one of the other big furniture places.....
Then once it`s clean treat it with Renapur,the best leather treatment there is...
Buy one of those cleaning kits from DFS or one of the other big furniture places.....
Then once it`s clean treat it with Renapur,the best leather treatment there is...
11-07-2006, 09:14 AM
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Ive found most of the cleaning products pretty toilet, so ive just Fairy liquid in the past and then treated it with Gliptone afterwards so it does not dry out.
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Joking aside you can get some good products from a horse saddlery shop and the stuff is very good rather than the comercialised weak cleaners you can buy in Halfords.
They also sell excellent aftercare products too.
Good luck.
They also sell excellent aftercare products too.
Good luck.
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11-07-2006, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted by COMEDY DAN
Joking aside you can get some good products from a horse saddlery shop and the stuff is very good rather than the comercialised weak cleaners you can buy in Halfords.
They also sell excellent aftercare products too.
Good luck.
They also sell excellent aftercare products too.
Good luck.
11-07-2006, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by nightdavva
Buy one of those cleaning kits from DFS or one of the other big furniture places.....
I did raise an eyebrow when it said test before use as it may be unsuitable for some leather
It did seem to clean the suite up fairly well
, but wasn't any use on the cat scratches 
11-07-2006, 11:48 AM
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Cheers for the ideas dude, liking the WHIP option
can you order me some
and bring it to next club
Originally Posted by SteveW
Or come and buy some saddle soap from me 
and bring it to next club
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