Leather???
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RE: Leather???
I'll get flamed for this and believe me you'll get better answers.
I had a set like that and all I had was some Kiwi liquid black shoe dye (with the sponge applicator) and some Kiwi black shoe polish (the regular paste kind.)
I first cleaned the bags with a damp rag and let them dry. Then I dyed them and polished them. They continued to look great for a long time with an occasional black polishing.
Now, stand by for the incoming shelling. I know I don't know a darned thing here. I'm a s anxious as you are for a better answer because I just got some used but correct bags for my WG.
I had a set like that and all I had was some Kiwi liquid black shoe dye (with the sponge applicator) and some Kiwi black shoe polish (the regular paste kind.)
I first cleaned the bags with a damp rag and let them dry. Then I dyed them and polished them. They continued to look great for a long time with an occasional black polishing.
Now, stand by for the incoming shelling. I know I don't know a darned thing here. I'm a s anxious as you are for a better answer because I just got some used but correct bags for my WG.
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#8
RE: Leather???
OK bumping this.
I (unfortuantely) left a bottle of the new spray on sun screen that leaked all over my leather seat and the top of my bags. I mayget censored but the resulting stains are milky white (like you know) and I cant get them off.
Any suggestions as to a solvent the will not ruin the leather?
...gene
I (unfortuantely) left a bottle of the new spray on sun screen that leaked all over my leather seat and the top of my bags. I mayget censored but the resulting stains are milky white (like you know) and I cant get them off.
Any suggestions as to a solvent the will not ruin the leather?
...gene
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