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Cheaper alternative
Better value than COLOURLOCK LEATHER SHIELD SEALANT · 150 ml
- €6.99€23.30 per litre83% cheaper per litre
- €10.36€41.44 per litre70% cheaper per litre
- €11.95€47.80 per litre66% cheaper per litre
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Product description
Leather Shield is suitable for new, silk-matt, surface-coloured smooth leather. Leather Shield protects new leather and artificial leather from soiling (e.g. from jeans) and wear.
Areas of application
Cars, furniture, fashion, other vehicles
Recommended use
Apply the Leather Shield to the cleaned, dried leather. Apply Leather Shield to a soft cloth or sponge, apply thinly and evenly from seam to seam, allow to dry without polishing. One application is usually sufficient. Treat heavily used surfaces every 3 months and normally used surfaces every 6 to 12 months. Leather Shield is dermatologically tested, fragrance-free and tested for furniture in emission class A. These products are also suitable for cool leather and SRT leather (SunReflective Technology).
Warnings
Shake before use! Check material compatibility before use (always test for visual and tactile changes in a hidden area first). Protect against frost and heat.
Hazard information
If medical advice is needed, have product container or label at hand.
Keep out of the reach of children.
Safety data sheet available on request.
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