Leather

Just with a simple spray product. The protector will act like a scotchgard and will * Make the leather easier to clean * Inhibit dirt and body oils from attacking the finish on the leather * Help prevent the absorption of body oils and spillages * Add UV protection * Help prevent the build up of dye transfer (especially relevant onpale coloured leathers Keeping the leather clean with a regular maintenance cleaner will help to keep your leather at the correct moisture level and prevent the dirt from damaging the finish. Cleaning and protecting will help to prolong the life of your leather.

In vehicles leather is must be treated in order to keep up its luster. Since leather is an animal product and can deteriorate, it can begin to crack if not properly maintained.

The primary difference is that leather is made from the skin of an animal after the hair has been removed while felt is generally made just from the hair on the skin by "smooshing" it together and getting it to mat. Links are provided to the Wikipedia articles on leather and felt. Surf on over and read just the first paragraph of each article (or more, if you want to). That first paragraph is concise and will make things clear.

Roan leather is from sheepskin. It is used in Bookbinding

YES.

Top Grain leather is considered as the second highest grade of leather, and is as strong and durable as full grain leather. It is split from the top layer of hide and sanded and refinished.

Genuine leather is made from the remaining layers after the top layer has been removed. It has a suede surface that is refinished to appear of a higher grade.

Following a friend's advice, I tried it. She said she just threw them in the washer in cold water and rinsed them in cold water also. Then, when they were washed, she put them out in the sun to dry. I tried it and it worked for me also. Shoes were still in tact as they should be.

Yes

Georgetown Leather Design was a Washington, DC, based specialty retailer of fine leather goods. It started in the 1960s with handcrafted leather goods like sandals, belts, bags, etc. It grew through the 1970s and sold its own designs of bags and outerwear, which it manufactured in Alexendria, Virginia. In addition to its stores at 32nd and M Street in Georgetown and 17th and K Street south of Dupont Circle, it opened stores in suburban malls like Tysons Corner, Springfield, White Flint, Landover, and Mazza Gallerie. In 1984 the founders sold the company to holding company, which in 1993 sold the company to Wilson Leather.

Try Isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol. Not just for hair... I don't know if this works on leather or not, but I've used hairspray to remove permanent black marker from a crushed velvet sofa. (I wonder if it's the alcohol in it?)

well you have to buy leather shampoo and oil to rub on it and wipe smoothlyy

Cross grain leather is a cheaper leather. The grain runs diagonally. It also has an irregular grain. This makes it hard to work with.

Try vinegar. Get some Goo Gone or OOPs or Goof Off formulated to remove sitcky stuff. Use it on a area underneath the sofa to make sure it will not remove te color.

My 77 year old mother swears by saddle soap. If this does not work.....Several years a go I got black ink on my taupe leather sofa. I used a little hair spray on a moistened cotton ball and it came right off. If you try this be sure to moisten the q-tip or cotton ball first, then spray it with the spray.. Do not apply it directly on the leather, as this can remove the color.. I suggest doing a test strip first. It really works so I hope this helps you out.

Most countries produce leather. People get excited about Italian Leather. New Zealand Australia Italy America England Ireland Scotland Mexico

Naugahyde (sometimes abbreviated to Nauga) is a well known and established brand of artificial leather ("pleather"), made from vinyl polymer coated plastic. The product was developed by Uniroyal Engineered Products and is now manufactured and sold by a division of the same company, the "Naugahyde Company". Its name comes from the city of Naugatuck, Connecticut, where it was first produced. A marketing campaign of the 1960s and 1970s asserted humorously that naugahyde was obtained from the skin of an animal known as a "Nauga"; this is an urban myth.

Body oils are very destructive to leather and any finishes that have been applied. Removal of body oils once they have penetrated the leather is a professional job as in removing the oils you are also likely to remove colour from the leather and this will need replacing.

A degreasing compound is used to draw the oils from the leather (there will be far more in the leather than can be seen on the surface) and this takes a few hours to really extract all the oil. Once degreased the leather can then be recoloured and refinished.

Using a professional leather protector can help inhibit the absorption of body oils very successfully and a regular maintenance clean will remove any body oils that are then sitting on the surface.

not quite sure what is the best way to age but to soften new rigid leather jackets, vests, pants, or chaps put em in the drier with NO HEAT for a couple hours. Works like a champ-

Not permanently. But they be stiff for awhile until you get the leather loosened up again. Rub in some leather conditioner after the jacket is completely dry. Dry it slowly. If you periodically condition the leather in normal use the effects of the rain will be a lot less

To remove sticky glue from leather, you can try using a mild soap and warm water with a soft cloth to gently scrub the affected area. If that doesn't work, you can also try using a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a cloth to dissolve the glue. Be sure to test any method in a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure it doesn't damage the leather.

All Etienne Aigner products distributed in USA are made in China. THis does not mean the product is fake plus the designer wants to pay less to make the product so he does to China, this is becoming a habit for most of the current designers.

Yes the Munich Etienne Aigner products are so called more original as the Germans like to say it but it is actually the same product.

When purchasing from EtienneAigner.com you will receive a product that indeed is made in Germany.

Hope this helps

Nail varness remover but do a test first on a small area first to make sure that the nail varness is not too harsh on the leather(try using a nail varnis remover for sinsitive or brittle nails) also have a damp cloth with warm water beside you to wipe the leather imeadately after exposure to the leather.

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You need to use a product that will kill the mould and stop it from returning otherwise it will simply keep on coming back. Make sure you use a product that has been tested on leather so that it will not damage the finish.

There's no specific details on who supply the leather suites but some details is some sofas are made from china. Well, you can check it out if you really wanted to know why not try to search from the internet. I just read that some of the sofa is made from China or so.