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Renovating old leather jacket

Chelon · 2015-08-31 16:54:50

Got an ancient brown leather 3/4 length jacket which I love but it is looking a bit worse for wear now and it's never been cleaned. It's a matt style leather (looks a bit like nubuck,but it's not) not the shiny stuff. Seen this in Supervalu:- http://malonescleaning.ie/products/malones-leathercare/ Was thinking it could be…

31-08-2015 4:54pm

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Chelon

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Got an ancient brown leather 3/4 length jacket which I love but it is looking a bit worse for wear now and it's never been cleaned. It's a matt style leather (looks a bit like nubuck,but it's not) not the shiny stuff.

Seen this in Supervalu:-

http://malonescleaning.ie/products/malones-leathercare/

Was thinking it could be a cheap and cheerful solution if it's just as simple as applying it then leaving to dry and that's it. Obviously would test on a hidden area first.

Am I on the right lines or are there alternatives? I suspect getting it done professionally would be huge money but apart from that I just fancy having a go myself.

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