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Removing Mildew Marks
I live the tropics where humidity is a problem. I have a tan Luger holster which was covered in some areas by mildew. After brushing off the mildew, I noticed stains/marks left behind where the mildew grew and I wonder how the marks can be removed? Does anybody know any miracle removal technique?
Thanks, Albert |
An excellent question Albert... The only substances I know of to remove mildew (bleach or some other chlorine based liquid) would certainly ruin a leather holster's finish...
Let's hope someone on the forum has an excellent and proven answer for this problem... |
I'd try saddle soap followed with "Hide Food"
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At the risk of sounding like a complete dillitante,
I have found that a solution of 25/75 balsamic vinegar and water works well, Spray in on liberally, seal in a Zip lock bag, forgitabboutit for about 2 weeks. Follow up with 2 weeks exposure to DRY air and then finish with Renaisance wax Works for me. Tom A. Tom A. <img src="graemlins/yltype.gif" border="0" alt="[typing]" /> |
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