Question:
I'm making a new motorcycle seat cover out of ostrich leather. (It's actually pig leather stamped to look like ostrich) What is the best product to seal it with?
Answers:
Your best bet is to speak with someone at a furniture store that specialise in leather sofas and chairs, or a saddelry. They'll have products (waxes, polishes, semi-sealants) that won't rub and stain your trousers (as opposed to a lot of the stuff you can get for leather boots and shoes).
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I've often used 'Dubbin' (a waxy restorer) on leather boots and saddles - it makes them more supple and provides some protection from rain. And my school coach used to always get us to use Dubbin on our leather boots and footballs. There's also a few silicon-based sprays and products (e.g.: Scotch-Guard) which may be appropriate, and a range of saddle soaps and polishes that should be perfect for what you're after.
Well, if it were mine, I would want it sealed with the tush of a beautiful lady.
The best thing to do is go to your local leather jacket store. They have a bunch of really good products that will waterproof your seat. That's where I picked up mine.
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I've used 'Mink Oil', and 'Bear Grease' for years. Once one they get washed with a leather conditioner (saddle soap) then sealed with the aforementioned. When they show signs of wear or fading, apply a quaility leather dye and seal.More Questions & Answers ...
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