Leather Touch Up Dye

In our history, we have tested hundreds of leather cleaners, conditioners, dye products and protectors. 98% of the products available today for consumer market are ""creams, oils and waxes"" or "" hybrid shoe polishes"" . These products wipe on the leather and look great for the short term! Unfortunately many of these products do not cure or dry properly, leaving the surface sticky and attracting more dirt. ( they can even come off on your clothing.)

90% of all the leather furniture that we restore professionally have damages directly caused by the overuse of leather creams, waxes, potions, lotions and cheap leather cleaners. These damages include: excessive soiling ( sticky surface from oils, creams and waxes ), damage to protective coating (excessively rubbing oils into the topcoat) compromises the protective coatings ability to resist. Ultimately the overuse of these products build up and stiffen the skin, causing wear and cracking of the leather - like a WAX BUILD UP!).

Leather should be cleaned with minimal wear to the protective coating. Leather products should not leave a sticky residue. Leather dyes and protectors should bend and flex at the same rate as the leather - otherwise the finish will crack or peel. There are are many horror stories in the leather industry - the reason? - there is so much cheap incompatible: dye products, protectors, creams, waxes and cleaners on the market for leather today - some not even designed for leather! - just relabeled!
In our history, we have tested hundreds of leather cleaners, conditioners, dye products and protectors. 98% of the products available today for consumer market are ""creams, oils and waxes"" or "" hybrid shoe polishes"" . These products wipe on the leather and look great for the short term! Unfortunately many of these products do not cure or dry properly, leaving the surface sticky and attracting more dirt. ( they can even come off on your clothing.)

90% of all the leather furniture that we restore professionally have damages directly caused by the overuse of leather creams, waxes, potions, lotions and cheap leather cleaners. These damages include: excessive soiling ( sticky surface from oils, creams and waxes ), damage to protective coating (excessively rubbing oils into the topcoat) compromises the protective coatings ability to resist. Ultimately the overuse of these products build up and stiffen the skin, causing wear and cracking of the leather - like a WAX BUILD UP!).

Leather should be cleaned with minimal wear to the protective coating. Leather products should not leave a sticky residue. Leather dyes and protectors should bend and flex at the same rate as the leather - otherwise the finish will crack or peel. There are are many horror stories in the leather industry - the reason? - there is so much cheap incompatible: dye products, protectors, creams, waxes and cleaners on the market for leather today - some not even designed for leather! - just relabeled!
In our history, we have tested hundreds of leather cleaners, conditioners, dye products and protectors. 98% of the products available today for consumer market are ""creams, oils and waxes"" or "" hybrid shoe polishes"" . These products wipe on the leather and look great for the short term! Unfortunately many of these products do not cure or dry properly, leaving the surface sticky and attracting more dirt. ( they can even come off on your clothing.)

90% of all the leather furniture that we restore professionally have damages directly caused by the overuse of leather creams, waxes, potions, lotions and cheap leather cleaners. These damages include: excessive soiling ( sticky surface from oils, creams and waxes ), damage to protective coating (excessively rubbing oils into the topcoat) compromises the protective coatings ability to resist. Ultimately the overuse of these products build up and stiffen the skin, causing wear and cracking of the leather - like a WAX BUILD UP!).

Leather should be cleaned with minimal wear to the protective coating. Leather products should not leave a sticky residue. Leather dyes and protectors should bend and flex at the same rate as the leather - otherwise the finish will crack or peel. There are are many horror stories in the leather industry - the reason? - there is so much cheap incompatible: dye products, protectors, creams, waxes and cleaners on the market for leather today - some not even designed for leather! - just relabeled!