CLEANER / SADDLE SOAP
Suitable for smooth and grained leathers.
To use Saphir Saddle Soap, first wipe away loose dirt and dust from the leather with a soft brush or dry cloth. Lightly wet your cloth or sponge with water, and rub the saddle soap to create a light lather. Gently rub the lather into the leather using circular motions, focusing on one section at a time. Use a clean, slightly damp cloth to remove any leftover soap and dirt. Wipe the leather with a dry towel and let it air dry naturally (away from direct sunlight or heat). For the best results, once dry, apply a leather conditioner to keep the leather supple and prevent cracking.
Test on a small hidden area first to check for colour change. Don’t use saddle soap on suede or nubuck. Overuse can dry out leather; use sparingly and only when needed.
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CLEANER / SADDLE SOAP
Suitable for smooth and grained leathers.
To use Saphir Saddle Soap, first wipe away loose dirt and dust from the leather with a soft brush or dry cloth. Lightly wet your cloth or sponge with water, and rub the saddle soap to create a light lather. Gently rub the lather into the leather using circular motions, focusing on one section at a time. Use a clean, slightly damp cloth to remove any leftover soap and dirt. Wipe the leather with a dry towel and let it air dry naturally (away from direct sunlight or heat). For the best results, once dry, apply a leather conditioner to keep the leather supple and prevent cracking.
Test on a small hidden area first to check for colour change. Don’t use saddle soap on suede or nubuck. Overuse can dry out leather; use sparingly and only when needed.
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Suitable for smooth and grained leathers.
To use Saphir Saddle Soap, first wipe away loose dirt and dust from the leather with a soft brush or dry cloth. Lightly wet your cloth or sponge with water, and rub the saddle soap to create a light lather. Gently rub the lather into the leather using circular motions, focusing on one section at a time. Use a clean, slightly damp cloth to remove any leftover soap and dirt. Wipe the leather with a dry towel and let it air dry naturally (away from direct sunlight or heat). For the best results, once dry, apply a leather conditioner to keep the leather supple and prevent cracking.
Test on a small hidden area first to check for colour change. Don’t use saddle soap on suede or nubuck. Overuse can dry out leather; use sparingly and only when needed.
