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Can any of you guys point me in the right direction on cleaning leathers . I have bought a used pair of Alpinestars in good nick apart from being a little bit grubby


Any help would be great :cheers:

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I used to use Saddle Soap for cleaning my leathers years ago.....and neatsfoot oil for treating it after.....available from horsey type places...... :mrgreen:

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I used to use Saddle Soap for cleaning my leathers years ago.....

One of the biggest plus points of dating my last ladyfriend, free saddlesoap! :lol:. Brilliant stuff.

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baby wipes or hot soapy water


then treat with a leather feed once or twice a year

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Please no baby wipes or hairspray it will effectively weaken the leather. You can get saddle soap on ebay for like £4 and it will last forever.


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GOLD-LABEL-GL ... 2a154d567e


All you need is warm water and a sponge, don't use too much water and don't lather the saddle soap. If you want the the ultimate treatment I would recommend this stuff, I use it on my saddle which cost more than a brand new set of bike leathers...


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/STUBBEN-Haman ... _932wt_648

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If you want to get the leathers as clean as possible, without risking doing any damage to the leather or the stitching (remember, weakening them is a very bad thing)


Then send them to Scrubbers Leathers.


Damien at Scrubbers has been cleaning leathers for years, he's developed his own unique kit to do it, using natural products to make the cleaning gear (no petroleum based products, nothing that damages the stitching)


He's a favourite with many racers, who know a thing or two about leathers needing to stay strong and protective!


For the time he spends on it, and the care he takes it's an absolute bargain.


http://www.scrubbersleathers.co.uk/

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