damn ill deff try that. thanks alot guys!
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make your mom buy some new seats!!
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I SHOULD DO THAT!!! Except she owned the car when she spilled it! So i bought it that way... damn... foiled again.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Try saddle soap, then treat the leather with some kind of conditioner. You won't get rid of the cracks, but if you keep the leather soft, they won't get worse.
In fact,saddle soap is a very poor cleaner. It must first dissolve its own oils, limiting its capacity to dissolve dirt and oils in the leather. Saddle soap is also inherently alkaline but alkalinity is damaging to leather. Another problem arises during application. Most saddle soaps instruct the user to work the lather into the leather. Since loosened dirt is suspended in the lather, it is pushed back into the leather's pores. Saddle soaps have long been replaced in tanneries by modern emulsions which penetrate, soften and condition with greater ease and stability. the popular myth of saddle soap as a cleaner however persists as modern folklore. http://www.properautocare.com/leatmytofsad.html |
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