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Started by funsizeracing, April 29, 2009, 04:20:02 PM

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What works best for cleaning mud/grass and duc tape residue off leather?  The regular leather cleaning stuff I tried is crap.   Looking for something better that won't damage the leather.   Spyderchick?
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I have had good luck using Liquid Glycerine Saddle Soap - Fiebings is the brand I have used. I find it at TSC.
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spyderchick

Quote from: funsizeracing on April 29, 2009, 04:20:02 PM
What works best for cleaning mud/grass and duc tape residue off leather?  The regular leather cleaning stuff I tried is crap.   Looking for something better that won't damage the leather.   Spyderchick?

Duct tape, only one thing works, adhesive remover. And it wont get it off of any stretch material. After that, good ol' soap and water with a medium stiff brush, make sure you rinse them well after and allow 'em to dry in a well ventilated area.

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Good luck!
Alexa Krueger
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Super Dave

I've used adhesive remover on ground in asphalt too.  Good stuff!   :cheers:

And thanks again, Alexa.  See you next week.
Super Dave

x mud slinger

rty leather works, you can find it at most saddle shops. I use it on my ford truck seats (king ranch) also the make a great condtioner.

spyderchick

Quote from: Super Dave on April 29, 2009, 07:17:48 PM
I've used adhesive remover on ground in asphalt too.  Good stuff!   :cheers:

And thanks again, Alexa.  See you next week.

You are most welcome.

Be careful with adhesive remover, it can eat the color on some suits. We use it very sparingly. If you find you have a suit that can handle the solvent, then you can go a little more vigorously. Rev'It Suits and some A*s have color that will lift, as well as some others.
Alexa Krueger
Spyder Leatherworks
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www.spyderleatherworks.com
www.redflagfund.org
Do or do not, there is no "try".

Super Dave

Quote from: spyderchick on April 30, 2009, 10:05:31 AM
Be careful with adhesive remover, it can eat the color on some suits. We use it very sparingly.
Yup.  Been there.  Usually it seems like when I've been that far, I've taken out a few layers of my suits dermis.  Lemme talk about my asphalt and blood suit some time...LOL!
Super Dave

spyderchick

Quote from: Super Dave on April 30, 2009, 02:49:27 PM
Lemme talk about my asphalt and blood suit some time...LOL!

How many hours will that discussion take?  :blahblah:  :biggrin:
Alexa Krueger
Spyder Leatherworks
414.327.0967
www.spyderleatherworks.com
www.redflagfund.org
Do or do not, there is no "try".

Super Dave

Quote from: spyderchick on April 30, 2009, 04:26:48 PM
How many hours will that discussion take?  :blahblah:  :biggrin:
Between us?  Probably longer.  Wait until November or so when we can solve more world problems.
Super Dave

spyderchick

Quote from: Super Dave on April 30, 2009, 05:20:22 PM
Between us?  Probably longer.  Wait until November or so when we can solve more world problems.

Can I be your Lieutenant Governor? I can make us some cool capes to wear to the capital!
Alexa Krueger
Spyder Leatherworks
414.327.0967
www.spyderleatherworks.com
www.redflagfund.org
Do or do not, there is no "try".

Super Dave

Super Dave

garraper

roadracing world, has an  article about leather care. it says to take that stinky old hide to a Laundromat,put it in a very large washer on soft cycle. lay it out to dry,and use conditioner on it, about three times while it is drying.