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Leather Glaze leerverzegeling met een diepglanszijde afwerking
100 ml
Glaze
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Product description
Leather Glaze – leather sealant against abrasion and dye transfer
Protective sealant for smooth leather – best effect on new leather, simplifies long-term care.
Protects smooth leather against abrasion, wear marks, and dye transfer from dark clothing. Forms an invisible protective layer that significantly reduces everyday wear.
Best effect on new leather. Apply as the final step after cleaning and conditioning with Leather Milk.
Our FAQ page answers everything about carnauba wax, durability, and optimal paint preparation. The step-by-step application is shown in the tutorial video directly below.
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