Leather care- how clean, treat and/or repair
04-02-2005, 06:54 PM
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Hi Kane,
You could try and look up Leather Resources, the are a part of McCoy Inc. I am not sure if they do cars, but its worth a try. Please tell them Sean referred you over to them, not that I gain anything other than helping a friendly company.
You could try and look up Leather Resources, the are a part of McCoy Inc. I am not sure if they do cars, but its worth a try. Please tell them Sean referred you over to them, not that I gain anything other than helping a friendly company.
04-25-2005, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by srproductions,Apr 25 2005, 03:01 PM
Hey, I am local to you. I tried to shoot you over an email but the board wouldn't let me. Can you contact me at srproductions@optonline.net with your email. Thanks!
04-26-2005, 11:05 AM
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What about a sticky that will get the gist of this thread on only one page? I don't want to check through eight pages to see if my question has been asked already.
I was going to place an order for some Townsend Leather cleaning products. The question was...Does the "package" come with enough wipes to last, or should I buy some cleaner seperately?
Just don't want to pay another shipping fee if I need more later.
Thanks.
I was going to place an order for some Townsend Leather cleaning products. The question was...Does the "package" come with enough wipes to last, or should I buy some cleaner seperately?
Just don't want to pay another shipping fee if I need more later.
Thanks.
04-30-2005, 04:10 PM
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Here's the quick answer...package of wipes has 8, one should do the entire interior. You can slightly remoisten if it dries out 2/3's of the way or whatever. You shouldn't need any extra cleaner unless you choose that route instead of the wipes...
05-24-2005, 10:51 AM
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What's the word on Woolite for cleaning? The guys over at Autopia absolutely love Woolite (diluted 6:1 - water:Woolite) with a boar bristle brush for light scrubbing and damp rag wipedown followed by a leather treatment/conditioner.
Knowing that the resident expert on leather is HERE, I was hoping you could give this a thumbs up/down...
Thanks!
edit: I've used Lexol cleaner and conditioner so far, but not been terribly happy working with it... I find the cleaner difficult to remove, that it doesn't do a great job and the conditioner, no matter how much you buff, leaves a greasy feel. I'm up for trying something different.
Knowing that the resident expert on leather is HERE, I was hoping you could give this a thumbs up/down...
Thanks!
edit: I've used Lexol cleaner and conditioner so far, but not been terribly happy working with it... I find the cleaner difficult to remove, that it doesn't do a great job and the conditioner, no matter how much you buff, leaves a greasy feel. I'm up for trying something different.