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Lots of contact with sunlight can also cause leather to grow tacky. This is both due to the

excessive heat, and harmful ultraviolet rays which break down your leather on a chemical

leather. It goes without saying, try to avoid giving your leather prolonged exposure to excessive

heat and strong sunlight. You might try placing a windshield cover over your car, covering your

sofa with a blanket, or even give your leather a UV protectant, like Auto Refreshener No.4.

Leather can also become sticky if a stain has set in, or if harsh chemicals have been in contact

with it. Cleaning and conditioning can usually reverse these problems, or you can consult the

remedy section of this book or a leather professional for more specific advice. Frequent

exposure to body oils may suffocate leather's pores and cause a build-up of oils on the surface,

resulting in sticky residue. See the "Body Oils" section for a remedy to this pesky problem.

Wetness/Water Stains

The best remedy for water stains is prevention. You can protect your leather with powerful

weather repellents, such as Water Protectant No.3 It's nigh impossible to be prepared for every

situation, however. When your leather has been soaked without the proper protection, it is best

to treat the leather before the water has had time to run its course and leave an unsightly stain.

When the leather is freshly wet:

● Absorb as much moisture as possible with a lint-free cloth, but do not smear.

● Allow your leather to dry in a cool, clean area. Do not use heat to dry (i.e.: sunlight, blow

dryer).

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