Be Good to your leather
Thank you for choosing Xianleather....
All of my products are hand made from the same Grade A #1
saddle leather no matter how big or small your item may be. It does however require a
much different care process than other leathers you might be familiar with. I suggest
using Pecard Leather Dressing only. You can get Pecard at WWW.Pecard.com.
Never Leak is available in a few sizes. Do not use any chemicals or household type cleaners on
your leather, it will damage the finish, tooling, and overall feel of your leather. To clean
your leather use a quality saddle soap as per instructions always remember to keep any
applied moisture even as you can, use a sponge and wipe in even strokes to keep the
moisture level even as you are cleaning. Let it dry and buff with a clean clothe. After you
clean, apply Pecard as per instructions.
If your leather becomes wet don't worry. If it gets partially wet,
wet the entire item making sure the moisture level is even, again with a clean sponge, let
it dry, and apply Pecard dressing as per instructions. If it gets soaked, don't force dry it,
let it dry on its own, after its dry clean with saddle soap, apply Pecard and you're good to
go. After leather gets wet it will darken a little bit. So remember to keep it clean this will
minimize any stains or "rings" after its dry.
If it stains, or you spill anything on it that
discolors it you can send it back to me and I'll do the best I can to remove the stain. Please
don't attempt stain removal yourself.
If you have head breathers that spray alot due to
excessive blow by, Fix them, reroute, or tighten up that motor! This oil will land on the
right side of your seat and darken it by the time you get home, I don't warranty oil stains
from this. After this hot brown oil soaks in, its almost impossible to remove the stain.
If you purchased a bag/belt/ or any type of custom item use the
same care and products I have listed above. Saddle leather by nature will darken with age,
it will patina to a dark copper color, this is a normal process. If you want to minimize
this, cover the seat/ bag/ when not in use, sitting under any shop lights, and sunlight will
speed up this process. If you wish to darken it, leave it in the sun and let it do its thing.
If you have any questions about caring for your leather, please feel free to email or call me with
any questions you might have at 631-775-0984
Christian
