Subject	You can try a good saturation with Lexol and steaming.
Posted by	JMartz on August 30, 2014 at 7:28 AM
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In Reply To	Tricks to removing indentations posted by 300ZMang on August 29, 2014 at 10:26 PM
Message	To steam you need a clothing steamer for best results. I have seen it done with wringed microwavaved rags but have never tried that method myself and cannot attest to its effectiveness. Leather is a weak material and requires TLC. Its surface is only "skin deep", scratches easy and adsorbs fluids like a mofo. Sometimes by remosturizing (steaming) you can reduce the apperance of wrinkles. Vynil is sowhat better as it does not adsorb but nothing beats coarse synthetic weaves for durability.
Follow Ups	Tricks to removing indentations - 300ZMang 22:26:48 08/29/14 You can try a good saturation with Lexol and steaming. - JMartz 07:28:05 08/30/14 thanks. - 300ZMang 07:50:23 08/30/14 Lexol is not the correct product for sealed leather. (n/m) - GatorJ 06:31:20 08/31/14 What do you mean by "sealed leather" and what is the correct - ZXoltan 08:40:20 08/31/14 Re: What do you mean by "sealed leather" and what is the correct - Kvert 20:30:03 09/01/14
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