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WillowTheWhisp · 10-11-2004, 21:22

Are you wanting to actually restore the colour or just "feed" the leather and let the faded colour remain? There's an accepted trend for the latter and in that case you could use a traditional leather food/cleaner type thing such Preslea leather feed (which I used to use - don't know if that's still available) or Melaleuca's rustic touch which I use now and is good for wood as well as leather.

If it was mine I'd prefer to keep the "lived in and loved" look and just nourish it. I would try a good furniture shop for the leather feed. If they don't have any they should be able to tell you where you can get it. Rustic touch is only available from/via a Melaleuca agent.

10-11-2004, 21:22	#3
WillowTheWhisp Resident Waffler Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Accrington, Hyndburn Posts: 18,142 Blog Entries: 14 Liked: 14 times Rep Power: 1060	Re: Leather Chesterfield Are you wanting to actually restore the colour or just "feed" the leather and let the faded colour remain? There's an accepted trend for the latter and in that case you could use a traditional leather food/cleaner type thing such Preslea leather feed (which I used to use - don't know if that's still available) or Melaleuca's rustic touch which I use now and is good for wood as well as leather. If it was mine I'd prefer to keep the "lived in and loved" look and just nourish it. I would try a good furniture shop for the leather feed. If they don't have any they should be able to tell you where you can get it. Rustic touch is only available from/via a Melaleuca agent. __________________