Amarillo Chaps Leather

Amarillo Chaps Leather

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Amarillo Chaps Leather
Sample Only - Not for Sale

Amarillo Chaps Leather

Brand: Stickley

Availability: Sample Only - Not for Sale

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DESCRIPTION
This leather is impregnated in the tanning process with wax. The wax will provide the hides with a “burst” or pull up. When upholstered, any area of tension will show up as a lighter color providing the epitome of a hand rubbed antique leather. The wax helps provide some surface protection.

COLORS
Chaps

LEATHER INFORMATION
The look of this leather will include some natural markings such as healed scars, fat wrinkles, stretch marks, and insect bites. These markings are not defects, but part of the natural beauty of the hide. Leather is a natural material and will maintain its beauty and usefulness for many years with proper care. Direct exposure to strong light can cause any leather color to fade, so always protect leather from direct sunlight and other intense light sources. It is also advised that leather be kept away from radiators or other heat sources. Periodic dusting with a clean white cloth and vacuuming is recommended for normal maintenance of leather.

Details & Dimensions

SPECIFICATIONS
Grade: 2
Color Code: Green
Rustic: Yes
Type Finish: Wax Pull Up
Protected: Yes
Raw Material: Cowhides
Hide Size: 45 square feet (average)
Thickness: 1.2 mm
Type Tanning: Chrome Tanning
Type Dyeing: Aniline Drum-Dye Through
Classification: Full Top Grain
Origin: Brazil

Cleaning & Care

CLEANING CODE 3 – NATURAL RESISTANCE
The most expensive and elegant of all leather, typically pure or naked, will gain a patina over time. Carefully clean with distilled water on a sponge; feather the moistened area. Remove excess moisture by patting dry with a clean white towel. Do not rub or scrub. Let dry naturally. This leather will fade under
direct or indirect sunlight.

DO NOT USE
Saddle soap, cleaning solutions, furniture solvents, furniture polish, oils, varnish, abrasive cleaners, detergent soaps
or ammonia water to clean. Always let leather dry naturally; never dry your furniture with a hair dryer.

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