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WHITE SPUE ON LEATHER
WHITE HAZE ON LEATHER

A white haze appearing on your leather surface can be a number of problems, most of you may confuse it with mould and clean the affected area ... You may soon notice the white haze appearing again, this indicates it may be a spue problem.
Spue does not affect the quality or performance of the leather, it is merely unsightly to the consumer.
Salt Spue
Place a gentle heat over the white patch using a hairdryer if it doesn't disappear under heat it determines it may be salt spue - not fat spue.
Salt spue can be difficult to stabilise, you can attempt to re-colour the area and hope it does not rear its ugly head again.
Clean the area (do not soak the leather) using our Buffalo mould cleaner
Seal the area using gloss solvent sealant
Re-colour and seal again
We supply a spue stabiliser to rectify the problem of fat spue, one to several applications may needed
ABERDYFI UPHOLSTERY TRANSFORMS A VINTAGE CHAIR
A Gwynedd upholsterer - Aberdyfi Upholstery has worked hard to transform a vintage leather chair retaining all of its original covering, charm and character by carrying out the restoration using our Buffalo range of products.
Re-covering the chair wasn't an option as this would have removed the original natural beauty of this quaint little chair.
Well done Martin Knox your patience and skills are second to none.
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