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| LEATHER CARE TIPS FOR ANILINE & PROTECTED LEATHERS |
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- Try to maintain at least 2 feet between your funiture and heating sources.
- Avoid placing your furniture in direct sunlight. All materials will fade over time when paced in direct
sunlight. Aniline and Protected leathers are especially sensitive to sunlight.
- With leather, you can fully remove dust particles from the surface with a soft cloth. Use a professional
cleaner to help resist staining and prevent overall soiling.
- Fully clean your furniture with a soft cloth and re-protect with a professional cream protector every six
months to remove dirt as well as the gradual accumulation of body oils and perspiration. For oil based stains,
use a professional degreaser.
- Do not use any products that are not recommended by the manufacturer as they may negatively affect the
leather's surface.
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LEATHER CHARACTERISTICS
Leather type:
Hand or Comfort:
Natural Markings:
Color:
Cleanability:
Resistance to Fading:
| Aniline Leathers
Excellent
Visible
Shading is Normal
Moderate*
Low. It is best to avoid direct sunlight |
Leather type:
Hand or Comfort:
Natural Markings:
Color:
Cleanability:
Resistance to Fading: |
Protected Leathers
Moderate
Hidden
Uniform
Excellent*
High. It is best to avoid direct sunlight |
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| * Regular use of leather protectors can dramatically increased life of your leather |
