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I don't do this though to my tan/cognac/lighter-colored straps because they may darken. Hoping this helps.
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| Posted: Sun Jun 7th, 2009 11:32 am |
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If I may add, for my black to very dark leather straps, while still new I coat them with Wilson's leather balm (I think though Wilson's Leather closed down September 2008 or thereabouts) and then follow-up once in a while with Turtle Wax leather conditioner...just very thin coats. Like what Oscar said in his related posting, this will resist dirt and in my experience, makes them last longer. I don't do this though to my tan/cognac/lighter-colored straps because they may darken. Hoping this helps.
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