How to Care For Leather Baseball And Other Sports Equipment

Protect the area where you will be completing the application. Use old newspaper or a paper bag.
If your equipment is grubby from last season, give it a good cleaning with a leather cleaner.
Let your equipment dry fully.
If you have an issue with mildew, kill it with apple cider vinegar and water.
Test the Leather Honey in a discreet section of your leather glove or ball. Please be aware that conditioning may bring out natural inconsistencies in the grain and/or color of the leather.
Use a lint-free cloth, paint brush or foam sponge to apply Leather Honey. Thin, even coats are the key. Remember, a little goes a long way! We recommend using the product be at room temperature.
Allow at least two hours for the Leather Honey to absorb. Overnight is best. If there is still excess on the surface, wipe it away with a lint-free cloth.
Repeat next season – or sooner, if necessary.

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