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If it's leather, use regular black shoe polish: wax polish, not liquid. Do not use mink oil on black leather.
If it's vinyl, just use Armor All..
 
RickLafayette said:
If it's leather, use regular black shoe polish: wax polish, not liquid. Do not use mink oil on black leather.

If it's vinyl, just use Armor All..
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That's what I was thinking. It is leather. Can't imagine it being any different than polishing and buffing a pair of black leather shoes


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You asked about "cleaning" a black leather case- Shoe polish is NOT a cleaning agent- is is a polishing agent. Start with a top quality leather cleaner/conditioner from Meguiar or Lexol. If you then need to add more richness/color to the case/ then consider a top quality leather polish, but do the cleaning process first!!
 
mikemosconi said:
You asked about "cleaning" a black leather case- Shoe polish is NOT a cleaning agent- is is a polishing agent. Start with a top quality leather cleaner/conditioner from Meguiar or Lexol. If you then need to add more richness/color to the case/ then consider a top quality leather polish, but do the cleaning process first!!
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Lexol for the win
 
Never use Armoral. It’s not breathable... leather will crack eventually. 303Protectant is great for leather, vinyl.
 
mikemosconi said:
You asked about "cleaning" a black leather case- Shoe polish is NOT a cleaning agent- is is a polishing agent. Start with a top quality leather cleaner/conditioner from Meguiar or Lexol. If you then need to add more richness/color to the case/ then consider a top quality leather polish, but do the cleaning process first!!
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Bingo... after a lot of years of abuse my jack Justis case was looking pretty shabby. I used brown kiwi on my case multiple before putting it in storage and it looked like new again.,
 
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