Cleaning and Protecting Your Mulberry
- Thread starter the_Red_chamber
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I use leather conditioner (lotion) on my leather goods. I’ve never used the Mulberry brand though, so I can’t comment on it. I use either Apple brand conditioner or Chamberlains. Just make sure to use a clean soft cloth to buff a thin layer on. Let it sit a few minutes, then buff off with a clean side of the cloth.
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I think the wax would be more like a waterproofing top coat - I’d be sure I’m happy with the look of the leather before I’d use it as it will seal in any imperfections - I’ve never used their products I use a cream or gel to moisturise but always try on a small hidden area first
I’ve just bought the Collonil delicate cream for my dry Alexa (it’s a 2010 leopard Alexa that I’d stored and forgotten about over the pandemic), will report back once I’ve used it.
Thank you for your reply. I am just looking for something to make the chocolate NVT leather look a bit more hydrated (?) as the leather looks a bit dull. Having read everyone's responses I think I am leaning more towards the cream
I’ve done one coat on the front/back/bottom & it’s made a huge difference, haven’t tackled the inking/sides yet and you can see they’re still a bit dry. Thumbs up on this from me, it’s thinner and more watery than the standard collonil cream, but I’m finding that makes it easier to work with.
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