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Leather Watch Strap Safety Tips
• Brush suede with a soft brush to remove surface soils.
• If leather watch strap gets wet, let it air dry away from heat.
• Suede dyes are sensitive to spotting agents so avoid long time exposure under direct spotting.
• Matching pieces should be cleaned at the same time to maintain color & texture.
• Genuine leather have skin defects are normal and sometimes more obvious after cleaning.
• Shaded areas may be due to glue seepage from manufacturing process or from oil pockets which were part of the animal natural makeup.
General Leather Watch Strap Care Tips
Avoid using or placing sharp objects on leather watch strap. Leather is very durable, but not accident or damage proof.
Avoid your leather watch strap a minimum of two feet from radiators and other heat sources.
Protect your leather watch strap from direct and even indirect sunlight. Some leathers, such as full and semi-aniline, will fade over time.
Avoid air pollution such as cigar or cigarette smoke and cooking fumes, which can cause leather to fade or change color.
Keep leather free from dust by dusting with a cloth.
Clean leather with leather cleaner, minimally, this needs to be done four times a year. Don´t rub! Sponge gently until all grime and stains are absorbed. ***Please note: Always pretest in a hidden area***
Leather Watch Strap Care Products
How to select suitable Leather Cleaner
Leather Cleaner should provide an efficient but gentle cleaning of full-aniline, semi-aniline and pigmented leathers. It safely cleans without leaving a residue or water rings. This mild treatment helps prevent the leather from getting too dirty, and can be used frequently without harming the leather. Regular use removes dirt and body oil build-up that over time can cause serious damage to leather. Find leather cleaner which is a water-based solution of neutral substances. After each cleaning, be sure to apply Leather Protector/Conditioner.
Simple DIY Recipes for Cleaning and Conditioning Leather:
(This Formula may not suitable for all kinds of leather. Always remembers Pretest in a hidden area)
Most ingredients of leather cleaners are very common: olive oil, lanolin and Neat´s-foot oil (animal rendered oils) are generally used in commercial products.
You may reproduce these commercial products by your own if you interest to try.
For full cleaning and conditioning, try this mixture:
• 1 portion of white vinegar
• 2 portions of neat´s-foot oil or raw or food grade linseed oil (softening and preservative for leather, and remains liquid down to a low temperature)
• Use a white lint free cloth to swirl on, leave overnight then buff for maximum shine.
Remove any mildew or mold on leather before starting with a regular cleaning. To remove mildew, try this simple way :
• 1 portion of rubbing alcohol
• same portion of water
• Spray on or use on a dampened cloth. Use a clean white lint free cloth and replace as it gets dirty. Avoid direct sunlight and allow to air dry. You may also turn on a fan and allow it to gently waft over the surface.
>>Though is simple & easy but always remembers **Pretest in a hidden area. <<
Simple DIY Recipes for Removing Stains from Leather
(This Formula may not suitable for all kinds of leather. Always remembers Pretest in a hidden area)
It may be impossible to remove all stains from leather, depending on their origin. However, here are some simple cleaning tips that might help.
• Toothpaste straight on the stain, lightly scrubbed in and then wiped off.
• Try non-acetone nail polish remover wipes on ink stains.
• Aerosol hairspray works well on tough stains. Spray the hairspray directly on the stain and wipe away. This may take several swipes so keep at it.
Round glass water stains on antique leather tabletops made of hard stretched leather might be removed by rubbing in mayonnaise. Leave the mayonnaise for a couple of hours then wipe off.
>>Though is simple & easy but always remembers **Pretest in a hidden area.<<
Liability
This DIY cleaning tips and stain removal information was gathered from various sources. It is for research purposes only. Strapcode.com cannot and does not guarantee the correctness and completeness of all information provided. This information may have errors. The information is "AS IS", "WITH ALL FAULTS". User assumes all risk of use, damage, or injury. You agree that we have no liability for any damages. Strapcode.com is not liable for any consequential, incidental, indirect, or special damages. The use of this information indemnifies us from all claims. |
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