Leather

Often it is but it depend on the size of the slice of leather or cloth.

You can remove the stain if your leather belt leaked onto your white shorts by applying some bleach to the affected area, scrubbing gently with a soft brush. Alternatively, you can apply the same trick with a stain remover product. Afterwards, wash the shorts in a 60 or 90 degree laundry cycle.

Leather pants are naturally tight. If your leather pants are not tight enough you probably bought them way too big! You might try drying them but that is the only thing I can think of if you are trying to shrink a pair that you already have.

Cork from Portugal, Rubber from Malaysia, Yarn from Australia, Leather from France, Stitched together in Costa Rica.

Leather Jacjets, Bikes and birds

The streets are noisy

with he movement of passing motors

The coffee bars get fuller.

The leather-Jacket group begin to gather.

stand, and listen, pretending they are looking for trouble.

The juke box plays its continuous tune, music appreciated by most.

The aroma of Espresso coffee fills the nostrils and the night.

Motor bikes pull up.

Riders dismount and join their friends in the gang.

They stand smoking, swearing, playing with the girls; making a teenage row.

They pretend not to notice the drizzle falling out of the dark, because you've got to be hard to be a leather-jacket.

A couple in the corner, snogging, hope the motor lights will not be dipped to much to much, so that the others will see them.

They must all have recognition;

there must always be enough leather-jackets around them, the same as theirs.

The street lamp on the side of the street shows the rain for what it is - wet and cold.

But it does not show their faces for what the are.

By Robert Davies

No, you cannot use a leather cleaner on sheepskin boots. The best product for cleaning such boots is a sheepskin cleaner and conditioner.

Most motorcycle riders wear leather - lots of leather. Boots, chaps, vests, gloves, chain wallets, and leather jackets. The reason behind all this leather is not for looks, and it's not to appear threatening. It's all about protection!I so i always wear leather jacket during bike riding. and my favorite brand of leather jacket is A1 FASHION GOODS, hope you also like it...

Two pieces, both more or less dogbone shaped sewn with a continuous seam.

kill cow .go to al-kharid tan hides at tanner for 1 gp each. buy needle and thread. use needle on hide select a leather object wella! you made leather stuff.

gasoline...really works great

a little bit but not much

go to rockitpocket.com. You can buy them their. Usually stores don't sell lacrosse heads pre-strung with traditional. it's usually soft or hard mesh

My sofa says to use nothing but a weak solution of Ivory soap and water. Clean as needed, let dry, if a hazy film develops as it dries simply wipe it off with a damp clean towel. Now, how easy is that?

No. Both the ES and EX models have optional leather packs (which include heated seats) . Leather is not fitted as standard.

I own a 93' Toyota Camry LXE (V6) with 163,000 mi. on it. Bought for my daughter in College ( first car ) been driving it about 6 mo. Seems to be running OK it depends on how it's has been maintained / Serviced this is key ! When I researched this I have heard of people having over 250,000 mi on them. Toyota was rated #1 reliable used car... I took a chance... results still pending !

Depending on the region in which you live some mold growth may be inevitable. But you can do a few things to reduce it and make your life a bit simpler. Moisture is probably tack's worst enemy. If at all possible keep your tack in an insulated room, hopefully one that has been sheetrocked. It tends to fight dampness and keeps the interior temperature even. Cover your saddle(s) with a saddle cover and bridles and leather halters in a bridle bag. Check your tack frequently and clean as needed. At this point I recommend a good saddle cleaner and/or leather conditioner. Some of the higher priced conditioners have mold retardent added. It will pay off in the long run with less work for you. It may also help to paint the interior walls of your tack room with mildew-inhibiting paint.

to take wax out of leather or anything else,u will need some brown paper shopping bags and a clothes iron.cut the bags to get single layer of paper.lay the papr over the wax.with iron heated, apply iron to brown paper.move a little over paper to distribute heat. the iron will heat the paper, melt the wax, and the paper will suck up the wax. you may have to do this more than once. just becareful so as not to burn the leather

Take it for dry cleaning...

RAW SESAME OIL and SALT worked GREAT....!

My fingers were not glued together but I had the glue covering almost all of the palm of my hand and half my little finger plus one thumb. Lots of rubbing, more oil, more salt, more rubbing, more oil, more salt, no water, wiped with towel. Super glue gone. YEA!!!!

Other sites suggested using acetone and I really would NOT want to put that on my skin. I would rather use VaboRub as one person suggested than acetone, but would much rather not put anything on my skin that I would not put inside my body -- hence the cold pressed oil. I appreciate the suggestion given by the person who used VaboRub because that is what made me think to try the sesame oil. I actually even used the more expensive Celtic sea salt but would have been okay using just about any salt. ;)

The Cheers (1955)

Yes

It depends on the shop and the quality of leather. A few hundred dollars to the low thousands would be a general range.

It can be different on different footballs, but official balls have 32 leather panels held together by 642 stitches. Some recent footballs designed to increase passing and shooting speed have only 2 big panels, like a tennis ball, but made of microfiber. They are REALLY good for playing, mainly on synthetic grass fields. We have many of these here in Brazil and they are fun to play on.