anyone know a good Leather Brush?

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baseballlover1

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So far i have used a very very soft nail brush for my leather cleaning. I am looking for a soft , medium and hard brush for this. I Use lexol, sonus (i have it but dont use it much), and am about to order leatherique for a christmas present to myself.
 
Try a horsehair brush. Surprisingly, they can be hard to find. I got mine at Griot's. The only problem is they shed for the first few uses which can be a mess.
 
Soft natural bristle brushes are best, IMO. Besides brushes i've found steam to be able to really deep clean leather, even leather that was previously "shampooed".
 
baseballlover1 said:
So far i have used a very very soft nail brush for my leather cleaning. I am looking for a soft , medium and hard brush for this. I Use lexol, sonus (i have it but dont use it much), and am about to order leatherique for a christmas present to myself.
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Try connolly instead.
 
MichaelM said:
Soft natural bristle brushes are best, IMO. Besides brushes i've found steam to be able to really deep clean leather, even leather that was previously "shampooed".
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Interesting!!!



Not to hijack the thread, but what is your process for clening leather with steam? What attachments do you use.
 
howareb said:
Interesting!!!



Not to hijack the thread, but what is your process for clening leather with steam? What attachments do you use.
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I use a triangle attachment with nylon bristles.



All I do is pre-treat the rough areas with an APC, allow to dwell for a minute or so, lightly agitate with the steam brush and towel dry.



Big fan of steam.
 
MichaelM said:
I use a triangle attachment with nylon bristles.



All I do is pre-treat the rough areas with an APC, allow to dwell for a minute or so, lightly agitate with the steam brush and towel dry.



Big fan of steam.
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I am a big fan of steam also. Just never really tried it with leather. That is a great tip. Thanks alot.
 
ron231 said:
Try connolly instead.
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Connolly? I have seen it and its pretty expensive. I have seen some AMAZING WORK done by some of the best detailers ive ever seen (todd and brian couph couph) with leatherique. i think i read somewhere that todd thinks its the best leather combo hes ever used. But you like connolly? I may reconsider it now.
 
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