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    Roger, we followed your instructions for restorative cleaning.
    We got a very good result.
    It is still darker in the highest wear area. Can this be corrected further?


    The darker area may need repeat; it is “under-clean” perhaps not soak deep enough to bring out these foreign particulates!

    It should come out good to your satisfaction after the repeat.

    Some shiny spots still appear (possibly sugar, form beverage drips, most are very small 1/4" or less) is there a way to dissolve these spots?

    Try the d’Oil4.4™ direct onto these spots, agitate and let dwell minimum 30 minutes, agitate and extract follows by clean3.8™ to remove sticky residue and rinse3.0™.

    Leave it dry naturally a minimum of 4 to 8 hours, erase wicked-up soil particulates.

    There would be a tremendous improvement I believe.

    Otherwise just apply d’Tannin3.5™.

    If it fails to move the stains try d’Tarnish1.3™.

    Very unlikely they are protein stain try d’Protein11.0™ (we never know, it’s best to ask the owner!)

    d’Tannin3.5™ pH value 3.5 is a leather safe tannin stain remover.
    To: Remove cellulose stains such as coffee, tea, wine & some dyes.
    For: Aniline, Pure-Aniline, Semi-Aniline, Veg-Tan, Pigmented, Bicast, Nubuck, Suede or Woolskin.
    Caution: Test for discoloration at a hidden area for satisfaction as it may strip some dyes.
    Prep: Use d’Grease4.9 > clean3.8 > rinse3.0 prior to d’Tannin3.5.
    Instruction: Apply by cotton swab or spraying.
    Then extract with absorbent towel until towel shows clean.
    Let it dry naturally for chemical reaction to take effect.
    Repeat if necessary.
    Use rinse3.0 to help stabilize leather pH integrity & remove all residues until towel shows clean.

    d’Tarnish1.3™ pH value 1.3 is a tarnish stain remover.
    To: Remove metal stains like rust, tarnish, some ink and dye.
    For: Aniline, Pure-Aniline, Semi-Aniline, Veg-Tan, Pigmented, Bicast, Nubuck, Suede or Woolskin.
    Instruction: Apply with drip, cotton swab or spray.
    Extract & reapply with continuous gentle agitation until stain is gone.
    Use basifier8.5 to neutralize acidic low pH.
    Use clean3.8 to remove residues.
    Follow by rinse3.0 to stabilize leather pH integrity & remove all residues until towel shows clean.

    d’Protein11.0™ pH value 11.0 is a protein based stain remover.
    To: Remove blood, body-discharge, milk, cream, ice-cream, egg, meat juices, vomit, perspiration, urine, etc.
    For: Aniline, Pure-Aniline, Semi-Aniline, Veg-Tan, Pigmented, Bicast, Nubuck, Suede or Woolskin.
    Identify: Inspect & remove all caked & surface deposit gently before application.
    Instruction: Apply with drip, cotton swab or spray.
    Extract & reapply using continuous gentle agitation until stain is removed.
    Neutralize with acidifier2.0 or for urine decontamination use d’Urine2.2.
    Use clean3.8 to clean remaining sticky residues.
    Always follow by rinse3.0 to stabilize leather pH integrity & remove all residues until towel shows clean.
    Last edited by Roger Koh; 10-29-2008 at 03:01 PM.

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