Product Overview
Leather Conditioner Wax Pull-Up 8.6 by Leather Doctor is a rejuvenator for restoring the diminishing aniline wax effect lost through usage, aging, or cleaning.
It is highly recommended that the primary leather softening process of hydration and fatliquoring be completed to satisfaction before applying the secondary wax pull-up effect.
People Also Ask:
1: How to Apply Wax Pull-Up 8.6?
2: What is a Holistic Sequence of Processes?
3: What is a Wax Pull-Up Leather?
4: What is a Wax Pull-Up Conditioner?
5: How to Identify Wax Pull-Up Leather?
6: How Does Wax Pull-Up Conditioner Work?
7: What is a Wax Pull-Up Protective Conditioner?
1: How to Apply Wax Pull-Up 8.6?
1.1: Concentrate is mixed with distilled water @ 1: 9 before use.
1.2: Apply and spread to saturate sufficiently with a horsehair brush evenly to produce a darkening effect.
1.3: Allow up to 8 hours of natural drying time or until crystalline is apparent.
1.4: Activate the crystalline wax deposit with a heat blower or hairdryer to a natural gloss.
1.5: Aniline Gloss Topcoat 76G is an option for extra gloss.
1.6: Leather Protector D imparts a non-stick rub-resistant protection.
2: What is a Holistic Sequence of Processes?
2.1: Degreasing body oil, grease, and sweat contamination is performed with Degreaser 2.2 and Acidifier 2.0.
2.2: Restorative Cleaning is performed by Prep 4.4, Cleaner 3.8, and Rinse 3.0.
2.3: Periodic Cleaning is performed with Cleaner 3.8 and Rinse 3.0.
2.4: Sanitizing is performed by Sanitizer 3.9.
2.5: Hydrating is performed by Hydrator 3.3 to return the leather structure to the original dimension, correcting overstretching or unnatural creases and wrinkles.
2.6: Softening is perform by Fatliquor 5.0 for returning the leather to its original fatliquor suppleness moisture content up to 14% practice by today's modern tannery standard.
2.7: Pull-up fashion effect is performed by Wax Pull Up 8.6 for replenishing the wax pull-up effect with sufficient penetration or saturation; a fine wax crystalline will form as it dries and thereby activates into a natural gloss luster with a heat blower or hot hairdryer.
2.8: Gloss luster is performed by Aniline Gloss Topcoat 76G to achieve or match the desired gloss level.
2.9: Non-stick, rub-resistant protection is perform by Protector D against soiling and wear. The leather scent version is Protector D Plus.
3: What is a Wax Pull-Up Leather?
3.1: Wax pull-up leathers are often found in lively upholstery with a glossy topcoat, made popular by Restoration Hardware, such as Brompton, Maxwell, and Lancaster Couch.
4: What is a Wax Pull-Up Conditioner?
4.1: Wax Pull-Up 8.6 is a secondary structural conditioner used after Fatliquor 5.0 to restore a natural sheen and impart a stretchable pull-up.
5: How to Identify Wax Pull-Up Leather?
5.1: Wax pull-up leather, when pulled or stretched, lightens up and released returns to a pre-stretch appearance.
5.2: Wax pull-up liveliness of response depends on the percentage of fat liquor and wax effect content remaining within the leather structure.
6: How Does Wax Pull-Up Conditioner Work?
6.1: The wax pull-up routine is a standalone application.
6.2: It involves spraying the conditioner onto the leather and working it into the structure with a horsehair brush, such as the Leather Brush 1, to achieve an even appearance.
6.3: Upon application, the wax pull-up penetrates the leather structure, while the wax content crystallizes on the surface as it dries.
6.4: This results in a cloudy wax crystalline that typically takes around 8 hours to form.
6.5: To activate the wax pull-up a heat blower or a hot hair dryer transforms the crystalline wax into a coating of natural gloss, commonly associated with the wax pull-up effect.
6.6: For an optional distress effect kneading and massaging the leather can be done to achieve the desired result.
7: What is a Wax Pull-Up Protective Conditioner?
7.1: Wax pull-up surface protective conditioner like Protector D or the leather scent version Protector D Plus imparts the leather surface with non-stick, rub-resistant protection against soiling and wear to reduce or eliminate surface scuffing.
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Edited May 18, 2024, by Roger Koh.