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Thank you both! This is all super helpful! |
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Sagebrush said:
Thank you both! This is all super helpful!
I would not over oil.. you can clean it a couple times with saddle soap, etc.. if it is really dirty.. and you can condition it quite a bit let it soak in.. and condition again.... but you can over oil.
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Sagebrush said:
Thanks for the advice!
I hope it helps.. I have cleaned LOOOOOOTS of tack and use to work at a saddle shop and was the one who would clean up used saddles and tack for resale. I learned alot. |
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I've never really cleaned tack before, but it's always seemed like so much fun since I have so much spare time. |
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Sagebrush said:
Does neatsfoot oil stain it unevenly? Or does it just make it darker evenly? I'm perfectly fine with it being darker, it's not a good saddle anyway.
Depends on the leather itself, if the colour of the leather is spotty, the Neadsfoot oil will make the darker spots even darker. |
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Do you think it would make the saddle spotty? I guess it's kind of patchy, would the oil make it worse? |
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some spots may never come completely out.. I always put it on the rag first and I work from the lighter areas to the darker to try to even it out. |
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Sporting Chance Farm said:
some spots may never come completely out.. I always put it on the rag first and I work from the lighter areas to the darker to try to even it out.
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