Product Overview
Sheepskin Care Kit SR3 by Leather Doctor cleans, rinses, hydrates, softens, and conditions wool and suede, preventing aging, stiffness, curls, rips, and tears.
Kit SR3 is an innovative leather-safe (pH 3-5) system formulated to keep the sheepskin wool at its highest appearance while enhancing the suede skin’s suppleness.
These seven products bundle a holistic cleaning, softening, and conditioning system for suede and wool faces, with links for more detailed readings.
Suede 4.5 for cleaning the suede face.
Suede Rinse 3.0 for rinsing and pH balancing, working sequentially with Suede 4.5.
Hydrator 3.3 to hydrate and relax dried and stiff suede, working sequentially with Fatliquor 5.0.
Fatliquor 5.0 for softening, strengthening, and eliminating stiffness and dry rotting.
Wool 5.5 for cleaning the wool face.
Rinse Wool 4.0 for rinsing and pH balancing, working sequentially with Wool 5.5.
Conditioner S conditions the wool with a non-stick, rub-resistant silky feel against sticky soiling and breakage.
Instruction A: 4 Steps Suede Cleaning and Softening.
Step 1: Dry Soil Removal:
1.1: Remove soiling by brushing and vacuuming.
1.2: Exfoliate renewal of nap with the help of a suede eraser, followed by vacuuming, and proceed with Suede 4.5.
Step 2. Wet Soil Removal:
2.1: Suede 4.5 is applied and brushed at a slant angle to avoid scratches, and towel extract until it shows clean.
2.2: Rinse Suede 2.3 is applied and extracted with a dry towel until it is squeaky clean.
2.3: Erase natural drying and wick-up soiling with Eraser 5, and follow up with Hydrator 3.3.
Step 3. Hydrating:
3.1: Hydrator 3.3 is applied to hydrate the entire skin, extracted with a dry cotton terry towel to inspect for an even appearance without blotchiness, and is ready for immediate fat liquoring.
3.2: Severe dryness or stiffness will require a longer dwell to relax and stretch to remove creases and wrinkles, towel extracted until towel shows dry, and immediately proceed to fatliquoring.
Step 4. Fatliquoring:
4.1: Fatliquor 5.0 is applied and distributed for an even appearance.
4.2: Application is repeated between drying as the water contents evaporate until saturated.
4.3: The fully saturated suede side is left for slow natural drying for extra softness.
4.4: Eraser 5 removes wick-up residue and inspects for satisfaction.
Instruction B: 3 Steps Wool Cleaning and Conditioning.
Step 1: Dry Soil Removal:
1.1: Brush and vacuum dry soiling.
Step 2: Wet Soil Removal:
2.1: Wool 5.5 is applied and brushed along the lay of the wool in one direction and extracted clean with a towel.
2.2: Rinse Wool 4.0 is applied, and towel extract to a squeaky clean.
2.3: Let natural drying and dry towel wipe off wick-up soiling.
Step 3: Non-Stick, Rub-Resistant Conditioning:
3.1: Conditioner S is applied evenly and brushed with a towel to pick up the soiling residue.
3.2: When dry, groom with a brush or a slick comb for the best appearance, and it is ready for use.
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Updated October 30, 2024, by Roger Koh.