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<p>[QUOTE="J Dagger, post: 4612443, member: 10944"]I’ve never taken care of my leather and I just got a chair that wasn’t taken care of too well. I had been looking for a leather club chair or maybe recliner a while. Every time I found a good one at a good price I was beaten to the punch. Yesterday I got a nice one free but the condition is worse than I hoped for. The price was right though. At what point do you say I’d rather pay for what I want than get almost what I want for free? Idk… Anyway I’d like to clean and condition it. Not sure what I should do? I see lots of products available but maybe someone can suggest one(s) they like? It’s pretty worn through in spots so I don’t know if it can really be helped too much. It’s a 2k+ chair new so even in well loved condition I guess it’s worth saving. Maybe I’ll keep my eyes open and pass it on when I find my ideal chair. Sure was a pain to get in though. Just made it by centimeters and the pliability of material. Can anyone help in helping this chair along? [ATTACH=full]410516[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]410517[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]410518[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="J Dagger, post: 4612443, member: 10944"]I’ve never taken care of my leather and I just got a chair that wasn’t taken care of too well. I had been looking for a leather club chair or maybe recliner a while. Every time I found a good one at a good price I was beaten to the punch. Yesterday I got a nice one free but the condition is worse than I hoped for. The price was right though. At what point do you say I’d rather pay for what I want than get almost what I want for free? Idk… Anyway I’d like to clean and condition it. Not sure what I should do? I see lots of products available but maybe someone can suggest one(s) they like? It’s pretty worn through in spots so I don’t know if it can really be helped too much. It’s a 2k+ chair new so even in well loved condition I guess it’s worth saving. Maybe I’ll keep my eyes open and pass it on when I find my ideal chair. Sure was a pain to get in though. Just made it by centimeters and the pliability of material. Can anyone help in helping this chair along? [ATTACH=full]410516[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]410517[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]410518[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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