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What is the best way to clean a suede western saddle seat after mice have made their mess on it?
Written by admin on August 27, 2009 – 3:48 pm -
My the saddle is stained by these mouse and when I clean it I don 't want damaging! Say that the color of the seat is a rusty color dark. It is a saddle barrel of Camarillo, who dearly love and **** this disorder speckled!
Tags: Rusty Color, Suede, Western Saddle
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By PrerdyCountryGal on Aug 27, 2009 | Reply
Get Cleaner some LEXOL. It is for leather and other things. I have a saddle like yours and has worked PERFECLY. It can be found at most exhibitions of the horse, join the shops and MOST of holding deposits and food. Selo exposures, I am an owner of 100 horses on a ranch for 20 years, guido each week and as much as possible. Mysundays is dedicated to cleaning saddles. Lexol has a lucidatore, a cleaner and conditioner. Fasten read the bottle. You do not want to get it wrong. Good luck Farm of oak tree
By FishSteelhead on Aug 28, 2009 | Reply
Have ta 'will agree with CountryGal, Lexol! The first I used on our saddles and does an excellent job!
By RodeoPaint on Aug 30, 2009 | Reply
No conditioner on suede! The ruin! This sounds like a problem that I had in Wyoming few summers ago… a rat package delivered to a nest under the cover that was "protecting" my brand new saddle barrel…. The answer is water… that 's it no soap……… no conditioner. Just water. Use a brush metal battery / tire fregare gently for the area. This is the best way to clean the suede and leather, roughout…. This is the only way I clean the roughout / suede on my saddle when gets dirty…. When it begins to seem smooth ground dirt… when drying that seems great! I 'the VE has had 5 years and it seems brand new