Leather care
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Leather care
I found this leather care in a shop nearby. I just wanted to know if it would work as whipdressing.
And if not, you maybe can recommend any other stuff on this site that would work as whipdressing.
Description
It's bright pink and gooey. Simply a grease which renovates and revives tired saddlery, or protects leather from evils such as mould and mildew when in storage. Will not rot stitching and can be used on metal to prevent rusting.
And Here is The Link:
http://www.quayequestrian.com/cdm/Produ ... aspx?id=71
And if not, you maybe can recommend any other stuff on this site that would work as whipdressing.
Description
It's bright pink and gooey. Simply a grease which renovates and revives tired saddlery, or protects leather from evils such as mould and mildew when in storage. Will not rot stitching and can be used on metal to prevent rusting.
And Here is The Link:
http://www.quayequestrian.com/cdm/Produ ... aspx?id=71
Be wary of any site advocating neats foot oil as a leather treatment. In fact bright pink leather dressing probably has some artificial additives as well. Read here firstif you have not already:
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Well, just to be fair, sometimes Pecards isn't available locally, and many folks don't have a credit card to order it online, so you work with what is available. Been there, done that. What I've found is that many times other brands are actually using Pecards as the product, but selling it under their own brand name. Redwings has done it for years....Regards. Michaelson
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Oh, I gotcha. For the ones that are still stickin' their money under their mattress.Michaelson wrote:Well, just to be fair, sometimes Pecards isn't available locally, and many folks don't have a credit card to order it online, so you work with what is available. Been there, done that. What I've found is that many times other brands are actually using Pecards as the product, but selling it under their own brand name. Redwings has done it for years....Regards. Michaelson
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