Susan Bines
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Using LTT products today I transformed an Aniline leather suite suffering from lots of dogs and years of use.
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Aniline Leather Simply Cleaning ?
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Susan Bines
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Thanks Judy,
At first Aniline was scary but now it is my favourite to work with, but of course your fantastic products make the job so much easier.
Regards Susan
At first Aniline was scary but now it is my favourite to work with, but of course your fantastic products make the job so much easier.
Regards Susan
Carl Sands
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What products did you use, Susan? Great result 
Susan Bines
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Hi Carl,
I cleaned this suite with Aniline cleaner from LTT Leather solutions,
LTT products are the best and they are the only ones I use,
If you need any advise about their products get in touch with Judy Bass at LLT.
Cheers Susan
I cleaned this suite with Aniline cleaner from LTT Leather solutions,
LTT products are the best and they are the only ones I use,
If you need any advise about their products get in touch with Judy Bass at LLT.
Cheers Susan
John Bolton
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Isn't it annoying when changing light conditions have such an effect on before-and-after photos. In this case even the wallpaper looks a totally different colour and the reflected light gives the finished suite a blue tinge.
Regardless, it is still clearly a good restoration!
Regardless, it is still clearly a good restoration!
Susan Bines
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Thank you Mair for the compliment
I love my leather work it is so satisfying, but none of it would be possible without the great advise and comradeship of the Cleantalk forum so a BIG
to you and everyone else here on Cleantalk.
I love my leather work it is so satisfying, but none of it would be possible without the great advise and comradeship of the Cleantalk forum so a BIG
to you and everyone else here on Cleantalk.
Susan Bines
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Hi John
I am a bit of an amateur when it comes to photography I just take lots of photos before and after and hope that some come out ok.
When doing my leather work I can start at 8 in the morning with the lights on in the house, but by the time I have finished probably six hours later the daylight is totally different so as you have noticed the photos reflect slightly differently, but the results are still good.
I put a most of my work on Facebook (which generates a lot of work in return) but I am hoping that my customers are not as savvy as you and pick up on the light change ?????
Regards Susan (aka David Bailey)
I am a bit of an amateur when it comes to photography I just take lots of photos before and after and hope that some come out ok.
When doing my leather work I can start at 8 in the morning with the lights on in the house, but by the time I have finished probably six hours later the daylight is totally different so as you have noticed the photos reflect slightly differently, but the results are still good.
I put a most of my work on Facebook (which generates a lot of work in return) but I am hoping that my customers are not as savvy as you and pick up on the light change ?????
Regards Susan (aka David Bailey)
Dan Woodhead
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SusanI always enjoy pictures of your work.
Andrew Bines
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Susan takes lots of pics of her work as she outstrips the carpet ones i do on our Homecleen facebok page. certainl potential customers love scanning through them.