Roger Koh
07-06-2007, 01:52 PM
Re: How to clean Nubuck upholstery using the “wet-n-safe” leather pH balanced method.
Picture 1 shows dry soil removal with nubuckBrush2™.
Picture 2 shows the wet restoration cleaning process with superCleaner4.0™ > cleaner3.8™ > rinse3.0™.
Picture 3 shows replenishing the original fatliquor with fatliquor5.0™.
Picture 4 shows the drying process.
Picture 5 shows brushing away the wick up residues.
Leather average pH value is between 3 and 5.
The product numbers indicate their pH value designed to work in harmony with the leather tanning agents, dyestuff and fatliquor without destabilizing the leather chemistry integrity.
Share your experience with cleaning of suede or nubuck.
Roger Koh
IICRC#942 LCT MTC MSR
Leather Doctor® System
[email protected]
Picture 1 shows dry soil removal with nubuckBrush2™.
Picture 2 shows the wet restoration cleaning process with superCleaner4.0™ > cleaner3.8™ > rinse3.0™.
Picture 3 shows replenishing the original fatliquor with fatliquor5.0™.
Picture 4 shows the drying process.
Picture 5 shows brushing away the wick up residues.
Leather average pH value is between 3 and 5.
The product numbers indicate their pH value designed to work in harmony with the leather tanning agents, dyestuff and fatliquor without destabilizing the leather chemistry integrity.
Share your experience with cleaning of suede or nubuck.
Roger Koh
IICRC#942 LCT MTC MSR
Leather Doctor® System
[email protected]