Semi-Aniline Leather Care Kit SA3

Semi-Aniline Leather Care Kit SA3 by Leather Doctor cleans, rinses, conditions, hydrates, fat liquors, and protects leather safely close to showroom condition.

Kit SA3's innovative leather-safe (pH 3-5) system is bundled to keep leather at its highest appearance while maintaining its structural chemistry integrity and enhancing its suppleness.

Semi-aniline leather develops micro crazing as it age, and evaporation dries out the fat liquor (fat and oil) from these weak points and stitching holes.

The diminishing of the fat liquor empties and dries out the leather, resulting in creases and wrinkles.

Stiffness to the leather is another sign of fat liquor diminishing that collapses the inter-fibrillary spaces, making the fiber stick together and flexed during use, leads to cracks.

Periodic use of Hydrator 3.3 to hydrate and relax the stick-together fibers before Fatliquor 5.0 will keep the leather supple and strong.

Thus, periodical fat liquoring reduces premature aging of the leather against stiffness and cracking.

The surface wear of the leather is greatly reduced when friction noise is kept low.

The noise reduction is accomplished with rub-resistant Protector B, which imparts a natural buttery feel with an optional leather scent to charm.

Periodic cleaning and pH balancing rinse with Cleaner 3.8, follow by Rinse 3.0 to the body contact area, helps reduce greasy soiling build-up.

Removing unwanted stains such as ink or the common new blue jeans is accomplished with Prep 7.7 or Dye 7.9.

Note that the mentioned product name suffix number denotes its pH value in this leather-safe holistic care system.

People Also Ask:

1: What is Leather Preventive Care?

2: What is Leather Routine Care?

3: What is Leather Periodic Care?

4: What is Leather Restorative Care?

5: What is Leather Prep 7.7?

6: What is Leather Cleaner 3.8?

7: What is Leather Rinse 3.0?

8: What is Leather Hydrator 3.3?

9: What is Leather Fatliquor 5.0?

10: What is Leather Protector B?

11: Leather Preventive Care Instruction?

12: Leather Routine Care Instruction?

13: Leather Periodic Care Instruction?

14: Leather Restorative Care Instruction?

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1: What is Leather Preventive Care?

1.1: Preventive Care starts with non-stick, rub-resistant protection before the leather is used.

1.2: Protector B imparts a soft, natural, buttery feel that enhances the leather luxuriously to the sense of touch.

1.3: The Protector B Plus version diffuses a classic leather scent that boosts sensuous leather more appealing to the leather lover.

1.4: The non-stick surface shields the leather from sticky soiling, thus prolonging the aesthetically new showroom's appearance.

1.5: Rub-resistant ability reduces friction noises that translate into less friction wear.

1.6: Leather Preventive Care system starts with Protector B.

2: What is Leather Routine Care?

2.1: Leather Routine Care includes procedures such as general dusting and attending to spotting, especially the pH balancing of sweat stains from denaturing leather.

2.2: A routine non-stick rub-resistant protection after neutralizing rinse helps keep leather attractive and healthy while preventing premature wear.

2.3: Leather Routine Care system includes Rinse 3.0 and Protector B.

3: What is Leather Periodic Care?

3.1: Leather Periodic Care is recommended before soiling causes damage to the finishing.

3.2: Periodic care keeps leather consistently clean and healthy at all times.

3.3: Body contact areas require more frequent attention than the unused areas.

3.4: Leather headrest and handrest get most of the body oil, grease, and sweat contacts from use.

3.5: Leather Periodic Care system includes Cleaner 3.8, Rinse 3.0, Hydrator 3.3, Fatliquor 5.0, and Protector B.

4: What is Leather Restorative Care?

4.1: Leather Restorative Care is the ultimate restorative or salvage care system that removes accumulated soiling, including aged conditioners.

4.2: Accumulated soiling that fills creases is often mistaken for cracks.

4.3: Leather Restorative Care system includes Prep 7.7, Cleaner 3.8, Rinse 3.0, Hydrator 3.3, Fatliquor 5.0 and Protector B.

5: What is Leather Prep 7.7?

5.1: Prep 7.7 is a pH 7.7 water-based, heavy-duty cleaner that works on greasy, oily, and ballpoint stains for non-absorbent leather.

5.2: Prep 7.7 works by dwell time, allowing its superior penetrating, lubricating, and suspending power to do its work before towel extraction.

6: What is Leather Cleaner 3.8?

6.1: Cleaner 3.8 is a pH 3.8 water-based leather-safe cleaner without the common adverse side effects.

6.2: Clean 3.8 works by penetrating, lubricating, and suspending soiling safely and effectively through gentle chemical reactions working in perfect harmony with all leather constituents that include the tanning agent, preservative, dyestuff, and especially the fatliquor for a leather-safe cleaning experience.

7: What is Leather Rinse 3.0?

7.1: Rinse 3.0 is a pH 3.0 rinse for removing suspended soil and pH balance for all leathers.

7.2: Rinse 3.0 removes suspended soiling by towel extraction while neutralizing harmful alkaline residues and charging the leather ionic positive (+ve) to increase the attraction between the ionic negative (-ve) tanning agent, dyestuff, and fat liquor from tackiness, bleeding and stiffness.

8: What is Leather Hydrator 3.3?

8.1: Hydrator 3.3 hydrates dried, stiff, and shrunk leather before fat liquoring.

8.2: Hydrator 3.3 with a pH 3.3 facilitates colloidal water movement, reactivating the dormant dyestuff to resurface and reducing the leather surface interfacial tension.

9: What is Leather Fatliquor 5.0?

9.1: Fatliquor 5.0 is a fat and oil water-based emulsion conditioner softener for all leathers, from dryness, stiffness, and cracking.

9.2: Fatliquor 5.0 is pH 5.0 ionic negative (-ve) charged for replenishing the diminishing fat and oil with suppleness.

9.3: The fat plumps the leather with fullness, and the oil relaxes coarse breaks, creases, and wrinkles to impart drapes and suppleness, prolong premature aging, and prevent cracking.

10: What is Leather Protector B?

10.1: Protector B is a non-film-forming, non-stick, rub-resistant conditioner that cuts friction noise and imparts a soft, buttery feel on smooth leather.

10.2: Protector B Plus is the leather scent version.

10.3: Protector B shields the detrimental effects of sticky soiling by imparting a non-stick, breathable barrier that prevents even ballpoint from dispersing its nasty ink when it comes in contact.

10.4: Protector B helps release those tenacious dye-transfers stains, especially on pastel color leathers, much more easily.

10.5: Protector B increases the leather's resistance to wet and dry rubs, thus reducing stretch, scuff, and abrasion.

11: Leather Preventive Care Instruction?

11.1: Preventive Care is performed with Protector B.

11.2: Concentrate is mixed with distilled water 1: 19 before use.

11.3: Shake well, mist spray, and spread with a lint-free towel, and it is ready to use when dry.

12: Leather Routine Care Instruction?

12.1: Routine Care is performed with Rinse 3.0 and Protector B.

12.2: Rinse 3.0 is mixed with distilled water 1: 80 before use.

12.3: Protector B is mixed with distilled water 1: 19 before use.

12.4: Rinse 3.0 is applied with brushing and towel extraction until towel shows clean to a healthy squeaky feel.

12.5: Protector B is shaken well, mist sprayed, and spread with a lint-free towel, and it is ready to use when dry.

13: Leather Periodic Care Instruction?

13.1: Periodic Care is performed with Cleaner 3.8, Rinse 3.0, Hydrator 3.3, Fatliquor 5.0, and Protector B.

13.2: Cleaner 3.8 is mixed with distilled water 1: 64 before use.

13.3: Rinse 3.0 is mixed with distilled water 1: 80 before use.

13.4: Hydrator 3.3 is mixed with distilled water 1: 25 before use.

13.5: Fatliquor 5.0 is mixed with distilled water 1: 5 before use.

13.6: Protector B is mixed with distilled water 1: 19 before use.

13.7: Identification, inspection, testing, and dry soil removal before application.

13.8: Cleaner 3.8 is applied, and agitate with leather Brush 1.

13.9: Dwell 10 to 30 minutes, or before it dries for complete soil de-flocculation to occur.

13.10: Extract suspended soiling with an absorbent towel.

13.11: Remaining surface residue is rinsed to a healthy squeaky clean until the towel shows clean with Rinse 3.0, and continue with hydration.

13.12: Hydrator 3.3 is applied and worked for a darkening effect.

13.13: Allow sufficient dwelling with stretching and massaging for effective relaxing results, with satisfaction continuing with fat liquoring.

13.14: Fatliquor 5.0 is applied and spread into the leather structure for an even appearance until saturation.

13.15: Repeat each time water contents evaporate, leaving behind only the fat and oil content.

13.16: Sticky residue is further driven into the leather structure or rinsed off until surface milky fat and oil turn clear with Hydrator 3.3.

13.17: Allow natural drying for extra softness.

13.18: Suppleness of leathers is further staked/massaged/flexed accordingly with a little wet back with Hydrator 3.3 until dry.

13.19: Protector B is shaken well, mist sprayed, and spread with a lint-free towel, and it is ready to use when dry.

14: Leather Restorative Care Instruction?

14.1: Restorative Care is performed with Prep 7.7, Cleaner 3.8, Rinse 3.0, Hydrator 3.3, Fatliquor 5.0, and Protector B.

14.2 Prep 7.7 is ready to use.

14.3: Cleaner 3.8 is mixed with distilled water 1: 64 before use.

14.4: Rinse 3.0 is mixed with distilled water 1: 80 before use.

14.5: Hydrator 3.3 is mixed with distilled water 1: 25 before use.

14.6: Fatliquor 5.0 is mixed with distilled water 1: 5 before use.

14.7: Protector B is mixed with distilled water 1: 19 before use.

14.8: Identification, inspection, testing, and dry soil removal before application.

14.9: Prep 7.7 is applied to the heavy accumulated soiling areas, brush, and towel extract for inspection, and continue with general cleaning.

14.10: Cleaner 3.8 is applied, and agitate with leather Brush 1 for a general cleaning.

14.11: Dwell 10 to 30 minutes, or before it dries for complete soil de-flocculation to occur.

14.12: Extract suspended soiling, with an absorbent towel.

14.13: The remaining surface residue is rinsed to a healthy squeaky clean until the towel shows clean with Rinse 3.0, and continue with hydration.

14.14: Hydrator 3.3 is applied, and worked for a darkening effect.

14.15: Allow sufficient dwelling with stretching and massaging for effective relaxing results, with satisfaction continuing with fat liquoring.

14.16: Fatliquor 5.0 is applied and spread into the leather structure for an even appearance until saturation.

14.17: Repeat each time water contents evaporate, leaving behind only the fat and oil content.

14.18: Sticky residue is further driven into the leather structure or rinsed off until surface milky fat and oil turn clear with Hydrator 3.3.

14.19: Allow natural drying for extra softness.

14.20: Suppleness of leathers is further staked/massaged/flexed accordingly with a little wet back with Hydrator 3.3 until dry.

14.21: Protector B is shaken well, mist sprayed, and spread with a lint-free towel, and it is ready to use when dry.

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Updated September 17, 2024 by Roger Koh