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LeatherRepairCompany
Joined: 18 Oct 2009
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 Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 12:26 pm Post subject: Hi There From The Leather Repair Company |
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Hi To All. 
I am Richard from the Leather Repair Company
If anyone has any questions on leather care and repair give us a shout we will do our best to help.
Richard
www.leatherrepaircompany.com |
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pryantcc
Joined: 07 Sep 2009
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Hi Richard!
Firstly, welcome to the forum!!
Secondly, I have a question:
I have a 1948 Alvis TA-14
My car interior (leather) has been restored (looks like it's been re-dyed, but leather not torn and stiching looks good) and stored indoors for about 20 years. It's quite dry and slightly cirspy to the touch. I'm concerned that when I eventually get around to putting it back in the car, it will be too brittle and just rip when anyone sits on it.
Is there anything I can use to moisturise it back to softness and flexibility without leaving a residue on clothing, etc?
Thanks,
Paul. |
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