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May 14th, 2009, 02:43 PM
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Hi Cat, congrats on your bronze Bays! WOW, what a bag!
I checked Mulberry's website for care advice on that type of leather and it does say to use Collonil. Get spraying so you can use your beautiful bag! |
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My Mulberries  Hayworth, Bays & wrinkled patent sm Bays clutch Effie, Rosemary & Bays, Effie, Bays & Martha Ledbury, Mabel Wishlist: ginger Annie,  plum glace Bays or Ledbury
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May 14th, 2009, 03:39 PM
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klp,Thanks for the information,I should of thought to use the product search on the Mulberry website,my bad.I better get spraying  !
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Jun 28th, 2009, 11:17 AM
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Was amazed by your pic's - As a newbie, my brand new East West Maggie in black goat and DH's smooth brown Brynmore, have just been given the Collonil treatment, ready for their 1st outing.
The Maggie looks the same after treatment and smells of leather not chemicals, DH's Brynmore, looks a slightly richer shade of brown, he did 3 light coats of Collonil, and buffing on both. This used up 1 200ml tin. xxxx |
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