how to take care of PU leather
1363411
I don't know mine look new and I've had the for 2years. I don't use any kind of cleaner just a dry rag.
1157592
You are very welcome, I think you will be satisfied with the results of this product. It is very touchy to attempt to clean leather, I feel comfortable at least trying to clean it with this product. I cleaned my new husbands leather recliner that was about five years old and it looked great when I was done, in fact I was just looking at it today thinking I should do it again now that I have started my spring cleaning. <3
849106
I have used Ko Cao Line Leather Dressing for years. It's made for equestrian equipment. Or, if you can't find that, use Mink Oil or Lexol. To clean the leather use Saddle Soap. Basically, keep your leather oiled and soft, and treating it regularly will give you a long life for your leather things. Any leather product "gains character with age". Like blue jeans, they look better as they wear. Just keep it oiled and use saddle soap and apply one of the above conditioners liberally afterward. Remember, saddle soap cleans, it does not condition. On my boots I use Bear Grease. That stuff is serious. But for your backpack, mink oil will do just fine.
849104
I have used Ko Cao Line Leather Dressing for years. It's made for equestrian equipment. Or, if you can't find that, use Mink Oil or Lexol. To clean the leather use Saddle Soap. Basically, keep your leather oiled and soft, and treating it regularly will give you a long life for your leather things. Any leather product "gains character with age". Like blue jeans, they look better as they wear. Just keep it oiled and use saddle soap and apply one of the above conditioners liberally afterward. Remember, saddle soap cleans, it does not condition. On my boots I use Bear Grease. That stuff is serious. But for your backpack, mink oil will do just fine. I have used Ko Cao Line Leather Dressing for years. It's made for equestrian equipment. Or, if you can't find that, use Mink Oil or Lexol. To clean the leather use Saddle Soap. Basically, keep your leather oiled and soft, and treating it regularly will give you a long life for your leather things. Any leather product "gains character with age". Like blue jeans, they look better as they wear. Just keep it oiled and use saddle soap and apply one of the above conditioners liberally afterward. Remember, saddle soap cleans, it does not condition. On my boots I use Bear Grease. That... » Read More I have used Ko Cao Line Leather Dressing for years. It's made for equestrian equipment. Or, if you can't find that, use Mink Oil or Lexol. To clean the leather use Saddle Soap. Basically, keep your leather oiled and soft, and treating it regularly will give you a long life for your leather things. Any leather product "gains character with age". Like blue jeans, they look better as they wear. Just keep it oiled and use saddle soap and apply one of the above conditioners liberally afterward. Remember, saddle soap cleans, it does not condition. On my boots I use Bear Grease. That stuff is serious. But for your backpack, mink oil will do just fine. « Show Less
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I believe from what I read on Wikipedia pu leather is a very thin slice of real leather that is coated and embossed to look like real leather. A cow hide can be split into 4 layers of leather and pu leather uses one of the middle layers. I find the case to have a pleasant feel but then I haven't dealt with a lot of expensive leather. It doesn't feel like the plastic-y cases you find in discount stores--in my opinion.
1634753
Hi Bill - We have been working on a specialized leather cleaner and pre-conditioning product for the past 6 months and it is just now finishing up it's final round of testing. However, until we have it ready for sale on Amazon, we would recommend simply using some warm water with a small amount of mild soap and then allowing it to dry as you said. Please note that light colored leathers (especially jackets) may darken during both the cleaning and conditioning process, but this is normal and will begin to fade over time. THANKS! The Leather Afterlife Team at Intervine
2075008
Not sure what PU stands for but it is "pleather" as in fake leather. Very durable I have noticed.
348240
I hand wash mine with cold water then I blowdry it on low. But if you're worried about ruining the leather material, i suggest just use feebreeze or something for the smell.
657444
No, try Weiman's leather cleaner and conditioner, which you can find at Walmart. Costs quite a bit less too.
628673
use the leather cleaner first then the conditioner to achieve the maximum results
1566503
make Shure you use the right belt's and watch out ouch ouch on the finger Tipp's ouch(**&&^^% recommend leather glove,s
1677846
I'm not sure as to the PU Leather part o the question, however these are nice looking chairs. The ones I ordered are closer to Brown & I believe I also saw them in black in a different listing.
1677847
I'm not sure what PU leather is...but I have these and ordered them in the brown...it is a gorgeous, rich dark brown. These are really nice bar stools, especially when compared to others this price.
1145820
Leave it out in the open to ventilate for a day or so, and then use an interior detail protectant. I use Mother's Protectant which has a great smell as well as being able to protect the leather very well. This smell is caused by the recapturing of out gassing from the leather typically due to being enclosed for extended periods during shipment. This is not unusual for new parts of this type being shipped overseas.
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Absolutely, and without an "oily" residue. If the leather is really dirty, you may want to use a propitiatory leather cleaner first. If the leather is rather bad and you use this product only, you should have an extra clean rag available to wipe off a "gooey" residue that will form as this mixes with the surface grime. Just wipe that off, and then continue with your application of this product. When dry, simply buff and the feeling of the surface will amaze you.
117626
It's made of leather so no need to do anything. Just take care of it like you take care of your other leather things.
1805155
Leather cleans up so easily..just spray & wipe with leather cleaner..usually purchase cleaner @ store such as Lowes..I also have white leathers sofa, chair an ottoman..3 grandchildren under 6..and I have no worries