Do you need to treat the leather with a conditioner?
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Even though it may FEEL like real leather, it's NOT real leather. I've not felt the need to treat the chairs any kind of conditioner so far. I hope this helps you.
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while I am not an expert in leather car I truly do think that Chamberlain's Leather Milk is great. I suggest you clean the leather before you condition however. Use leather cleaner.
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This product is meant to moisturize so I would use saddle soap or a liquid leather cleaner if the item is truly dirty. Personally, I use either Lexol leather cleaner or Carr Day and Martin leather conditioning soap. Just be careful that your stitching is dry before applying the Obenauf's or it may weaken.
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If it is fine leather, don't use a coarse brush. Use cloth. You can use the saddlesoap for cleaning. Allow the leather to dry, then feed it with some conditioner/oil for the cracking.Severe staining will probably not come out, but the saddle soap will definitely help and add some protective wax to the leather. Just make sure you condition the leather to mitigate the damage :) Good luck!
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As with any leather goods, the best practice is to clean them well before waterproofing. As the waterproofing tends to seal the pores of the leather, it probably makes sense to condition the leather also before applying waterproofing. Polish also seals the surface of leather so I would recommend saving that for your last step and do that over the waterproofing. Hope this helps.
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For water proofing try something like Leather milk #3. However, the best protection is elbow grease: wipe it dry when it gets wet, keep it clean, and use any quality leather conditioner every once in a while (see product instructions). The number of leather care products on Amazon alone boggles the mind.
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Although I'm sure you could use this product, there are plenty of really good leather treatment products. I've cared for riding tack for many years and have used several things made for that purpose. The leather lasts for generations is cared for properly. I would not use this product over things made specifically for leather care. It is mostly solid at room temperature and a bit sticky when warmed.
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I would use Fiebings 4 way care leather conditioner --- it is good for upholstery...
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It is more of a conditioner. Moisturizers & makes the leather look less dry. Will cover very minimal scratches. It will not help with gouges & deep scratches.
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I don't think so. This product is more to nourish leather, not to remove blemishes. Sorry.
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You could. It would likely soak the leather in wax which will have a permanent preserving and aesthetic change.
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No, not really. The best thing to do is to buy shoe trees (wood, if possible) and stretch the leather a small bit at a time.
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The Rebecca Minkoff website suggests taking it to a leather care professional when you get stains from dyes and such things. http://www.rebeccaminkoff.com/policies/#cleaning-and-care
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You should buy the Meltonian leather conditioner. It cleans and condition at the same time. I love it. I use for my beige and white leather purses and they come out clean looking like new.
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If it is real leather Not necessary. I just applied it over the jacket at the areas that were rubbed out and it looked great. U lose a little of the shine. But its okay.
951693
The conditioner is for very dry wood. I have both products because most of my furniture is antique thus very old. I condition it once a month and use oil for giving it back the luster every week. Great products. Their scratch cover is also excellent.
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I think our LeatherNu leather conditioner would be a more appropriate product to restore the finish to your sofa. I would however try to remove the tacky feel somehow before applying the conditioner. A leather cleaner may be able to accomplish this for you. At the very minimum, please test the conditioner on a small area first if you can't resolve the tackiness issue. Here is a link to our leather conditioner on Amazon: LeatherNu Leather Conditioner & Protectant 12 oz.