Do Leather Conditioning Products Work? | Leather Tips & Hints | Leather 101
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2021
- Hello there! Welcome to Tanner's Club where we talk about everything regarding the leather industry, the leather itself, leather tanning, etc. You name it and we'll discuss it!
In today's video...
Are leather care products worthwhile? Are they useful? Or... are they damaging your leather products? Tanner shows and tells the truth about leather care products!
| Leather Tips & Tricks & Hints | Leather 101
-
SHOP LINKS & HELPFUL LEATHER BLOGS AND WEBSITES
TANNERSTEIN (Buy good-quality leather hides, machines, and leatherworking tools): www.tannerstein.com/.
You may also buy them on Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/PEGAI.
PEGAI (Buy our good-quality finished leather goods): www.pegai.com/.
You may also buy them on Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/PEGAI.
Learn more about leather at TANNER’S CLUB: www.pegai.com/blogs/tanners-club.
Subscribe and be a member of LEATHERVERSE where we answer questions related to leather: leatherverse.com/.
-
SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS
Follow us on our social media pages where we post content regularly.
Facebook: / pegai.leather
Instagram (PEGAI): / pegai.leather
Instagram (Tannerstein): / tannerstein_tools
TikTok: / tanner.leatherstein
TH-cam: / leatherverse
-
HELPFUL TH-cam PLAYLISTS
TH-cam Shorts (Watch leather tips and tricks in less than a minute): • TH-cam Shorts
Leather Savvy (Learn more tips and tricks about leather to help you save money): • Leather Savvy
Leather Analogies (Comparing leather with other things so you can understand it better): • Leather Analogies
20/20 of Leather Savviness (Learn more about the four phases you should consider before buying leather goods): • 20/20 of Leather Savvi...
Leather Reviews (Watch Tanner's review of the different leather hides and leather goods): • Leather Lab | Leather ...
Leathertainment Podcast (Listen to Tanner as he discusses everything about leather. Watch out for future podcast episodes with other leather experts and craftsmen.): • Leathertainment Studio...
Most viewed leather videos (Helpful and more entertaining content that viewers really loved): • Most viewed leather vi...
-
HOW TO CONTACT US:
You may contact us on any of our social media accounts above or send us an email at info@pegai.com.
-
#leather #leathergoods #leathershop #pegaileathergoods #tannerleatherstein
I would LOVE to see you go over saddle leather and saddle manufacturing. I own a few high-end, veg tanned French saddles and would love to know more about the "calf" vs "buffalo" leathers and how to actually care for them -- the manufacturer sends the saddles with care products, but curious as to other options.
I wish I knew this before i bought my boots. Thanks
Hi Tanner, love the content on your videos! I was wondering if dress shoe leather insoles & linings (vegetable-tanned) need to be conditioned? If so, which products to use? I’ve heard that Saphir sole guard would be beneficial but am looking forward to your thoughts.
Well, how about cracking leather on boots? At the points, where leather in your boot is working (stretching, etc), oils tend to be extracted. You need to make sure that those boots get some sort of care. First of all to look better, second to prevent from cracking (oils make leather softer, which make it less prone to cracks in those places).
I live in the tropics with very high humidity. Any tips on how to prevent mold on leather?
How about pigmented finish chrome tan leather?
From what I read, conditioner shouldn't be able to, or at least have difficulty, penetrating the pigment layer.
But from my own experience, I do feel some different after apply the conditioner or mink oil on this type of leather.
I have what is described as a top grain full aniline leather hand tanned. 12 layers of wax applied and polished to the hide. Thats the description from RH the manufactured of my sofa. After 6 months of use I can see in certain areas of the seat the waxy finish is gone and its more matte and absorbent. I actually prefer the look and feel of that area more now in its current state. However as more wear and usage I could see that changing. Also I have a dog and dont want his moisture from his nose or tongue to cause damage. Do I need to condition that area or the entire sofa like the manufacturer suggested? Cleaning and other advice? Also some small scratches here and there. Do I just buff those out if I wanted to?
Hi! I noticed that after doing a project... I see many wrinkles on my leather... (can you help me tell why?), does putting leather balm before doing any project help me woth my case? Thank you!
How can one prevent jean dye transfer onto handbag? Thanks in advance!
So how do we clean leather sofas?
What about high end shoes? Those are made with full grain leather. Don't I need to keep those moisturized and cared for?
Lets say we do have a vegetable tan leather we've purchased to make something out of. You had a lot of products on your desk, which of them do you recommend to protect it and keep it from drying/cracking/aging poorly?
I'm curious too
Hi, I was wondering if I could use red wing all natural leather conditioner on shell cordovan leather?
Better ask Cordovan, doubt anyone here would know.
So with a thrusday Terracotta full grain boots 🥾 I don’t need to apply ANY products at all? Because you say “ as long as you use YOUR PRODUCTS “ but I don’t have bought any 😅 0:49
Or you just need a neutral no-color oil ? Thank for your time
I bought a wallet made of crazy horse leather. Is it veg tanned or chrome tanned ?
@@tanner.leatherstein Thanks for answering
Hi. So is it possible to waterproof the crazy horse leather? What chemicals can you offer. Thanks a lot 😊
Hi, I know this is an older video but does anybody have advice for taking care of vintage leather?
Many of the jackets and belts I see in vintage shops are very stiff.
More importantly, I have my grandfather's old leather jacket from the air force and it's relatively stiff now. I don't trust the clickbait articles trying to sell me products, I just want to preserve one of the last things I have from him and keep wearing it in the winter.
Hello, I hope that you still have the jacket! Trenton and Heath have lots of good videos on leather care and restoration. They mostly do shoes but a lot of the basic steps are still applicable. You might just need to clean and condition it :)
Your video needs more lighting. Can barely see. Put your lights on