Leather fun facts because we fix leather

[LEATHER MEDIC]

HELLO I THOUGHT IT BE A GREAT IDEA TO INFORM YOU THE DONTS OF LEATHER CARE .


Don’t rub too hard on stains which cannot be removed. You may damage the surface entirely. Contact a specialist first.

Don’t use aggressive solvents (acetone, nail polish remover, turpentine etc.) or abrasive liquids TO REMOVE STAINS AND DIRT You will cause damage.

Don’t use the wrong care products like shoe polishes and cosmetic creams.

Leather has an optimum humidity of 40 to 60% and needs ventilation. When humidity is above 70% and/or without enough air circulation, leather can become mouldy.

HAVE A GREAT MORNING ITS RAINING HERE IN FLORIDA AND REMEMBER ITS ABOUT PUTTING LIFE BACK INTO YOUR LEATHER.

[juanbenae]

raw, how do you get stains out of your leather bits?

[Rawknees'Turbo]

Originally Posted by juanbenae

raw, how do you get stains out of your leather bits?

Saliva, and the application technique you showed me, ya' bisch!!!

[nathanbs]

Originally Posted by Rawknees'Turbo

Saliva, and the application technique you showed me, ya' bisch!!!

Careful didn’t you read above? It says do not rub too hard!!

[trader220]

Isn't this spam? Why is this allowed?

[Matt Monson]

Originally Posted by trader220

Isn't this spam? Why is this allowed?

I have no idea. I reported it 3 days ago. I reported another one from same guy last month. He never comes back except to make another new ad.

[juanbenae]

edit: nutz is as bernie stated a c{}nt troll. I refuse to participate any longer if he insists upon doing so.

[pmax]

Might as well skip to the last page of the discussion.