Chanel Lambskin - how do I clean it/care for it?

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Dear Luna_Prima I can suggest to try a leatherpros.us at the web I recently sent a red flap bag on the same problem and wow they really surprised me
They really did a magnificent job
Just visit the page on web and contact to them for all your question they'll help
 
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SusanX said:
Dear Luna_Prima I can suggest to try a leatherpros.us at the web I recently sent a red flap bag on the same problem and wow they really surprised me
They really did a magnificent job
Just visit the page on web and contact to them for all your question they'll help
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Ahhhh thank you so much! :) I'm in Canada so I will have to ship the item there. And if you don't mind me asking, how much did you pay for the service?
 
#1,445
Hi guys,
I've been wearing my beige clair lambskin more than I thought I would, and as the months wore on the back of it has started to look really dirty. Wiping very, very lightly with a baby wipe seems to help but only a little, and so does buffing it with the soft cloth from my sunglasses. I don't know what I should do to remove it, or even what it is. I don't think it's colour transfer because I rarely ever wear dark clothing with it, and I noticed it getting darker even with light coloured clothing, especially the new ones. It could be dirt, I suppose, but I'm not so sure because it won't wipe off. I'm contemplating buying a leather cleaner for it, but as it is beige lambskin, I'm very scared to put anything on it at all. I hear good things about Meltonian and Lovinmybags, but I live in Asia and it's like $50+ to ship Meltonian here from Amazon (not including the items itself, just the shipping) and as for LMB, they have only one branch and it's so, so, so far away. So... I need your expert advice, please. Would Meltonian and/or LMB remove these dirt stains, whatever they are exactly? Especially without staining the delicate beige clair lambskin?
 

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#1,446
Hi fieryfashionist
I suppose they can do it, but, if they don't I got a great experience with a leather care professionals in California do they helped to my on one of my red Chanel handbag Having the same problem and I sent to them doing a greatest job
Th name is leatherpros.us reach then on the web or google it !
Good luck;) seriously they can help you!
 
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Doesn't matter dear: I feel like you really love that handbag, if all you like it can be performed by a great guy in only one place I can trust to refinishing my lovely handbags is there my leather professional guys in
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#1,448
Hi ladies,
I'm not sure if I'm posting in the right place but I have two chanel bags with leather parts. I have no idea what type of leather they are as it is not mentioned on the box. The purple one is three years old. It has some minor scratches on the inside leather part (outside is velvet). I haven't used anything on it so far. The second one has hair in the front and leather in the back. It is three months old and has two minor scratches. I'm usually very gentle with them. I'm confused reading about a product then some other poster mentioning it is harsh. Any ideas/recommendations on what type of leather they can be and how to care for them. Do I just leave them alone? Thanks.
 

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You can polish with Meltonian Polish lotion, spread a small amount of it on to a clean soft cotton fabric, then apply it on to the scratch (gently), dry it with hair drier, then wipe it or buff it on circular moves gently, and depending on the results go little by little doing strong the buffing it and stop when you find out it scratch disappear
But if you want to ask a professional leather care, I got an excellent experience with a good guys with leatherpros.us
They did a great job on refinishing handbags, I guess they are on Chanel specialist. Take a chance
Good luck dear
 
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SusanX said:
You can polish with Meltonian Polish lotion, spread a small amount of it on to a clean soft cotton fabric, then apply it on to the scratch (gently), dry it with hair drier, then wipe it or buff it on circular moves gently, and depending on the results go little by little doing strong the buffing it and stop when you find out it scratch disappear
But if you want to ask a professional leather care, I got an excellent experience with a good guys with leatherpros.us
They did a great job on refinishing handbags, I guess they are on Chanel specialist. Take a chance
Good luck dear
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Thanks!
 
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purplepoodles said:
Do you live in TO? Years ago Chanel recommended a local cobbler in Yorkville. They did wonders on one of my bags.
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Yes I'm in TO. I believe you are referring to Kaner (same building where winners is). I used to take all my loubis at him for the sole protector but last time I was dissapointed as I took a pair of Daffs to get them coloured from brown to black and when I got them back the leather was so scratched :( and the black had gotten on the sole :((( but for the sole protector he is a pro. So I'm kinda afraid because it's lamb and the leather gets scratched so easily. But I did use the Michael Kors leather cleaner and it worked a little bit... Thank you anyways :))
 
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