Dead fly's

[andyladd]

What's good for getting dead fly's off leathers that won't damage them?

[81-Nomad]

Warm water or wait until they're dried out and brush them off

[Snowy]

What's good for getting dead fly's off leathers that won't damage them?

The fly's are already dead so I wouldn't worry about them anymore.......

[andyladd]

Haha thanks guys,

[BB]

Snowy, you make me smile! ;)

[Conehead]

Warm water an soft cloth.

[wiltshire builders]

Baby wipes

[badbreed]

Yea Im always a great fan of baby wipes. They get nearly everything off of anything.

[Jon_W]

Warm water. Soak them off then let the leathers dry.

[Conehead]

Tongue works well.

[Bonnielass]

Ugh!!

[Rabb]

Let em go flaky and dry out then an appointment with a Mr Sheen soaked cloth.
Then you can use the same cloth to clean your visor & helmet.

[Swanny]

Tongue works well.

How much do you charge to lick them off?? :p

[Annie]

Hi ya, dead flys are easy. Warm soapy water, lint free cloth, (not a duster leaves fluff). Wring the cloth out and wipe over the item. If you have some stubborn ones a smooth cream cleaner usually does the trick. Do not use a cleaner that feels gritty as it takes the finish of the leather. Then allow to dry naturally and go over the item with a leather food. The leather wipes you can buy for your furniture are really good!! There you go, I'm giving away my trade secrets now!!!;)

[StreetHippo]

What leather food do you recommend Annie?
Stu

[Annie]

I always use RENAPUR. It is all natural and leaves the leather feeling and looking lovely. It is a case of a little goes a long way, don't slap it on. Do the first feed and leave for 24hrs. If it takes the food in within 4 hrs it needs a second one, and so on. Normally, unless the item is really dried out, feed it and it takes up to 24 hrs to soak in properly. There is a link on my website to them. Order via their site no A/C needed just pay at check out. They do a fab leather cleaner as well,............. that gets the flys off. :cool:

[QB1]

I always use RENAPUR. It is all natural and leaves the leather feeling and looking lovely. It is a case of a little goes a long way, don't slap it on. Do the first feed and leave for 24hrs. If it takes the food in within 4 hrs it needs a second one, and so on. Normally, unless the item is really dried out, feed it and it takes up to 24 hrs to soak in properly. There is a link on my website to them. Order via their site no A/C needed just pay at check out. They do a fab leather cleaner as well,............. that gets the flys off. :cool:

Renapur also have an Ebay shop if you prefer to use EBay - they charge exactly the same prices on Ebay.

[Nelly]

Tongue works well.

but whos tongue though. Better if you can get someone else to do it ;)

[Hondafan]

Baby wipes

This^^^^

Made to clean delicate hides without causing damage :)

[BB]

Renapur is good stuff, used it for years :)

[Senna(Dan)]

I am also a Renapur convert, usually buy in bulk at the NEC as it lasts ages.

[Swanny]

I bought some there, didn't realise it was so good so I'm glad I did now :cool:

[Goldie]

i've user renapur for ages, it's the dogs bollocks. Well, not literally, as that'd be weird. I talk too much.

[Senna(Dan)]

i've user renapur for ages, it's the dogs bollocks. Well, not literally, as that'd be weird. I talk too much.

I must remember to think before I type! I must remember to think before I type! Remember your drills Goldie!

[Rabb]

Tongue works well.

That's gross - but funny :-)