Directions
Launder your leather first by gently vacuuming, or tidying it off. Give close consideration to the regions where there is any sewing. You can use a soft bristled tooth brush to dust out those territories.
Plunge a fresh rag into a bucket of luke-warm water, wring it out until it is moister than trickling.
Rub the damp rag across your saddle soap. Ensure there is a considerable measure of saddle soap on your rag and begin rubbing it into your cowhide in a round movement.
Spread the whole leather surface along these lines, and rehash it going the other bearing.
Whenever the rag is never again deserting a little white film, stick it back in the can, ring it out, and get more saddle soap on there and proceed on ensuring that you don’t miss a spot.
There ought to be a white film covering the entirety of the leather. Leave it there until it dries.
Use a fresh get rag and buff dry the white film use a round movement.
Repeat as needed and make the most of your new looking, delicate leather surfaces.
NOTES
This cleaning tip is proposed for smooth leather as it were.
Seat soap comes in a couple of various hues. I favor the yellow for flexibility with the goal that I don’t need to purchase another holder for each shade of leather that I am cleaning.
