Product Overview
Restoration Hardware Wax Pull-Up Leather Urine Odor Killer Kit RW5.uk by Leather Doctor clean, rinse, pH balance, deodorize, hydrate, fatliquor, condition, & protect.
People Also Ask:
1: What is Urine Contamination on Leather?
2: How to Decontaminate Urine on Leather?
3: How to do a Restoration Cleaning with Leather Urine Cleaner 1.5 and Leather Acidifier 2.0?
4: How to Deodorize with Leather Urine Odor Remover 2.1?
5: How to Hydrate with Leather Hydrator 3.3?
6: How to Fatliquor with Leather Fatliquor 5.0?
7: How to Condition with Aniline Leather Rejuvenator Wax Pull Up 8.6?
8: How to Protect with Leather Scent Protector B Plus?
1: What is Urine Contamination on Leather?
1.1: Urine contamination on leather is detectable with its characteristic ammonia odor.
1.2: Tanning agent may surface as streaking dark stains and becomes tacky as the urine ages.
1.3: Fatliquor may surface as cloudy spew.
1.4: Ammonia odor may indicate the shifting of the leather's pH neutral from 4 to 10.
1.5: When wet finger testing it, the leather may likely turn sticky or slimy.
1.6: This sticky feeling is leather denaturing and reverting to rawhide.
2: How to Decontaminate Urine on Leather?
2.1: Urine Decontamination on leather is performed holistically through a sequence of processes that include: Restoration Cleaning, Urine Treatment, Hydrating, Fatliquoring, Pull-Up Rejuvenating and Protection.
3: How to do a Restoration Cleaning with Leather Urine Cleaner 1.5 and Leather Acidifier 2.0?
3.1: Surface stain is removed by Urine 1.5.
3.2: Suspended residue is rinsed and tackiness is stabilized by Acidifier 2.0.
3.3: Absorbed stains are removed from both sides accordingly.
3.4: Surface stain is towel extracted and remaining soiling is removed with Urine 1.5 in conjunction with horsehair Brush 1 and towel extraction until the towel shows clean.
3.5: The remaining residue is rinsed off with Acidifier 2.0 in conjunction with brushing and towel extraction until the towel shows clean.
3.6: Absorbent towels are placed on both sides during extraction to reduce abrasion to the surface and stain is absorbed on the reverse side.
3.7: The surface is detected for any tackiness and should return to a healthy squeaky feel once the leather is well pH balanced with further dwelling.
3.8: Continue the wet process with deodorizing.
4: How to Deodorize with Leather Urine Odor Remover 2.1?
4.1: Urine 2.1 works by chemical reaction.
4.2: Urine 21 is applied and soaked until naturally dry.
4.3: The sour odor dissipates when the solution is completely dried.
4.4: Inspect for satisfaction otherwise repeat as necessary.
5: How to Hydrate with Leather Hydrator 3.3?
5.1: Hydrator 3.3 first step is to achieve a deep penetration to help purge out foreign contamination to be towel extracted and is repeated until the towel shows clean.
5.2: This penetrated stain-removing process continues with hydrating until complete satisfaction during a dry inspection.
5.3: Hydrator 3.3 second step is to relax stiff leather and redistribute the migrating leather constituents, it is applied to the entire section without a dry edge, towel extracted, and ready for fatliquoring.
6: How to Fatliquor with Leather Fatliquor 5.0?
6.1: Fatliquor 5.0 is applied, brushed, and distributed until the leather is saturated.
6.2: Continuous application is repeated each round water contents evaporate until saturation.
6.3: The leather is left for natural drying for extra softness.
6.4: The darkening effect is stretched with a spoon to lighten up.
7: How to Condition with Aniline Leather Rejuvenator Wax Pull Up 8.6?
7.1: Aniline Leather Rejuvenator Wax Pull Up 8.6 is applied, spread evenly, and saturated sufficiently with a horsehair brush to produce a darkening effect.
7.2: Allow at least 8 hours of natural drying time or until crystalline is apparent.
7.3: The wax deposit is activated with a heat blower or hairdryer to a natural gloss luster.
8: How to Protect with Leather Scent Protector D Plus
8.1: Protector D Plus is applied by mist spray and spread with a paper towel.
8.2: Leather is ready to use when dry.
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Created June 29, 2024 by Roger Koh
