Furniture care
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Danish-produced care products for furniture and wood products.

Sterling Leather Care, 189 ml
Sterling Leather Care is a white wax, which acts as a moisturizer and which strengthens the leather and keeps it supple. Sterling Leather Care cleans, nourishes and refreshes the color up, and is not greasy. Can be used on all leather colours – e.g. bags, belts, leather furniture, etc.
Note: Always try first product on a non visible area as some leathers do not tolerate wax or are from a manufacturer pre-impregnated, so the wax forms a white film instead of penetrating the leather.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR LEATHER CARE
Preparing
Remove dust and dirt
Apply product
Apply the wax in evenly spread, very thin layer.
Polish
Allow the wax to dry and polish thoroughly with a clean, soft cloth.
Be patient
Wait for the best result.
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