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Location: Northern Ontario | My dark blue jeans bled quite a a bit on my roughout saddle. Is there a way to remove it? I tried erasing it with an eraser, and its a bit better but not much. Any tips? I am not the only person this has happened too..... right? Lol |
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Location: Displaced Iowegian | You might try taking fine sandpaper........ |
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Location: CA | You could try making a baking soda paste, brush it in with a toothbrush, let it dry and then brush it off. |
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Location: SW MO | Fine sand paper works good. I like 100 grit for mine. to the above poster, how many times have you used the baking soda? pics? |
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Location: Dubach, LA | I've seen it happen but neither of my Coats picked up color. Try calling Larry or Robin for advice. |
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Location: CA | Mzbradford - 2016-01-28 4:33 PM
Fine sand paper works good. I like 100 grit for mine. to the above poster, how many times have you used the baking soda? pics?
Sorry, I guess I should of said this in my post but I never actually tried the baking soda, just read about it before in a couple online horse forums. |
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| Depends...I cleaned a friends saddle from darkly stained from blue jeans to looking almost new (wire brush, sandpaper) and a month or so later it's back to looking the same as before. She rides in darker cheap jeans from Kohls. My wranglers have bled a little onto my Martin, but not much for having had it longer than she had had hers. Some leather will pick it up worse and some jeans bleed more... |
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