Leather

Shoe polish should not be used to colour leather other than shoes. It is likely to come off on your hands and clothing. Shoes are finished in a different way to other leathers

I just used nail polish remover on my black leather chair and ottoman (made by Ashley)to remove pink nail polish and it worked without damaging the leather.

Yes they do due to how much you walk on them. When your soles start wearing out it's time to get new shoes!!!!!!

"British Tan" is both a leather dye and the color. As to its history and popularity, that remains to be found out.

At tanneries. Although you can make leather at home, it is a complicated process
if you mean the tanner there are 2 places i know of in f2p 1.in al kahird(desert place)
2.crafting guild flour 2

Leather is made from the skins of many different animals. The skin of any animal can be made into leather. The skin is treated and dried. It can be worn, put on couches, car seats and much more.

Oils that are sitting on the surface can be removed with a detergent foam cleaner. Once the oils have penetrated the leather you would need to use a professional degreaser to remove the oil. The degreasing process extracts the oils into a very fine degreasing compound but there is a danger that it will also remove colour from the leather which would need replacing. If the stains are on ana niline style leather and cannot be cleaned out you may find that using aniline restoration products will help to dissipate the problem and make the stains look less obvious. Degreasing can be done on anilines but these are more likely to change colour in the process.

Yes, most automobile leater interiors are real. Here is more input and advice: * If the sticker says "leather interior" that's what you've got. Remember that anything the salesman promises you verbally isn't worth the paper it's written on. Anything written down is fairly reliable. * Think what you want to think about "man made leather" but as I am in the textile market, anyone with a sense of touch in their fingertips can tell the squeak of leather. * Audi only uses drum-dyed real leather from cows. * Most leather interiors are actual leather. If you can't tell the difference then try seeing how you stick to it on a hot summer day. Unless it's a mega-high-dollar car, the backs and sides of the seats and usually the door panel trim inserts are vinyl. Sometimes the side bolsters of the seats (the edges of the part you actually sit on) are vinyl too; occasionally (rarely, and only on coupes) the entire back seat will be vinyl. Look for descriptions like "Leather seat inserts" for the former and "Leather-trimmed front seats" for the latter.

Any good leather store will give you a leaflet and sell you leather cleaner.

By excellent condition I assume that you mean that it is very very close to as it came fron the factory. If so, and assuming you sold it to a private party and not to a dealer, I would try to get $1900 to $2000 for the gun. If you were to sell it to a dealer I would expect them to offer somewere around $1000. I'm curious as to how you know it was built in '79. There are firearm pricing guides that you can buy at just about any large bookstore. On the net serching under "gun auctions" will get you numerous sites, gunbroker.com being one of many.

It depends. Does the handle have a white plastic insert in the middle of it? If so, you have a Hartman case. If it is a vinyl/leather handle you have a Airways case. Assuming it is of the Belgium Browning era case. Give me a call and I will try to help you further, 417-830-5588 or e-mail jrreeves@prodigy.net. I collect these.

If you own a car with leather seats, you will need to buy some kind of leather conditioner and cleaner. A lot of the leathers used on domestic vehicles are treated with a thin plastic which is used to protect them. You can treat these leathers with the same products you would use on vinyl upholstery. European cars often feature uncoated leather upholstery. You should use a specialized leather product on these leathers. To find out the kind of leather you have, put a drop of water on an inconspicuous part of the upholstery. Uncoated leather will absorb the water, while coated leather will not. Before you use any leather cleaner or conditioner, test it for color fastness or marking on an inconspicuous spot. Use a leather cleaner first by rubbing a generous amount into the upholstery. To get rid of those dirt wrinkles, you may have to use a stiff nylon nail brush. Make sure there is no cleaner residue left. Then apply the leather conditioner to restore the oils, life and sheen.

I have two cats. If you leave the jacket outside in the sun, the smell will usually fade after a couple days. You should first wash off any excess urine and wash with a leather treatment like armor all. Of course don't put it in high wind (blow away), rain or where another animal can pee on it.

walk on the sidewalk and other rough surfaces. it should go away after a day or so

pink is a manly color and many men wear it though many gay men wear it to. So, you might get mistaken for a gay guy.

Some taxidermists will tan hides for you. However, it is my suggestion that you research and study different methods used for tanning, and try them yourself! I started with rabbit hides, and now can tan elk, deer, and cow hides. It's a diminishing art, but it's a lot of fun. go to this website it will tell you http://www.braintan.com/articles/furs/george1.html

Here are some general tips for leather care: Take your time and use premium quality products specifically designed for leather. Leather should be cleaned, then conditioned. Any leather product you use must not remove either the leather's natural oils, or the dyes that are used to color the leather. Test any cleaning method on an out-of-the-way spot first. This is especially true when removing stains. Heavy stains are impossible to remove without causing some damage to the leather. How to Maintain Leather Leather should be cleaned and conditioned regularly to restore moisture and to maintain its appearance. Never use course brushes or pads to scrub leather. Vacuum thoroughly, using a crevice tool to remove particles from hard to reach places. Apply a cleaning solution with a terry-covered sponge or a soft brush and wipe with a clean, dry cloth. Mist the leather with a spray bottle containing clean water and wipe with a clean, dry cloth. Finally, apply a premium quality leather conditioner containing natural oils and a sunscreen. One tip for removing spots from leather is to work a leather cleaner into the spot with a soft cloth, and if soils remain after applying it, let it sit for a few hours. Repeat if necessary. Water spots can be removed from leather by moistening the area with a little water. Allow the leather to dry or gently blow dry. Zymol and Meguiars products are perfect for your BMW leather. Zymol Leather Care Kit Keep your leather looking like new. Removes dirt and grime while restoring the natural beauty and feel of leather. Zymol Leather Care Kit contains full sizes of each of the basic products you need to keep your car's leather in good health: 8 ounces Leather Cleaner, 8 ounces Leather Conditioner, applicator and leather buff cloth. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Meguiars Gold Class Leather Cleaner & Conditioner Meguiar's preserves the rich suppleness of fine leather. With just one step you'll safely cleanse contamination from hides, without stripping the nutrients so essential to their longevity. Special moisturizing oils condition leather with pH-balanced care, leaving no artificial slickness.

Sometimes rubbing the area that needs streching with alcohol while the shoe is on works. Another option. Take it to a shoe repair shop. They carry a stretcher insert that has a crank on it and will be able to stretch it a few sizes wider for you, for a small fee. This is cheaper than buying the insert. If you dont do that, soak the shoes in water for 24-48 hours. put on a pair of thick socks and wear the shoes till they dry. This will conform the leather to your feet. This is the way cowboys made their cowboy boots conform to their feet. Hope this helps!

I saw one in 90 % condition with pitted barrel sell for $150.00

Basically the polish fills in the cracks and scuffs on the shoes...Kind of similar to using joint compound to fill cracks in plaster walls.

Baby oil should get it off, and since it's safe for babies, it should be safe for you.

My upholstery man uses hair spray.

The value of the gun depends a lot on the condition. A Columbia Arms Shotgun ejector model could be anywhere from $100 to $1,800.