How to Clean Your Leather Saddle
By Katherine Blocksdorf, About.com Guide
Apply the lather to the leather. Frequently rinse and re-lather the sponge. Work in small circles covering all surfaces of the saddle; top, underside, and between flaps. Do not apply soap or water to suede or rough-out leathers often found on seats or knee rolls.
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- Gather Your Equipment
- Strip The Saddle
- Saddle Soap
- Clean the Leather
- Clean Off Any Residual Soap
- Apply Leather Conditioner
- Clean Metal Fittings and Stirrup Leathers
- Brush Up Suede or Rough-Out Leathers
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