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* You let the excess dry and buff it again. Repeat as necessary.
* I apply as if I was spit-shining a shoe. Brings back memories from days of yore!! Tap 2 forefinger pads onto the Pecard & apply to the leather exterior in small circular motions. One layer. Let it thoroughly dry. I usually let a PT sit for 24 Hrs. minimum after this light application. Then buff. Yields a warm soft apearance to the exterior. If I want a glossier shine, a ladies nylon to buff the already buffed surface does wonders. Done about once a year..some twice.
* If the leather is soft or very dry to begin with, I haven't found a way to resuscitate this to a rock hard, glossy new appearance using Pecards. Pecards will, however, bring "moisture" back to the dry leather.
* Secret is patience. Many PT's did not get into rough shape overnight. They have to be retrieved slowly. Use Pecards very sparingly to let the leather breath in the "nutrients".
Bob
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