@Witticism TV All I did was explain why I do it. I’ve tried with other thumbnails, and the video did terribly, and I lost money. It has nothing to do with me not loving every one of my supporters because I do. It has to do with me doing what works on RUclips, so I can afford to keep making videos for my audience. Every detail I do is for free and it’s not cheap at all to do RUclips full time.
@@MADDETAILING Hey don't mind negative comments like that, some people will find any reason to be hateful. Remember we are all here for your great content (plus you seem like an honest hard working man), so you can use whatever thumbnails you wish if it helps with getting more views.
for red dyes and soda, I use ammonia (you can dilute it), soak, then steam with a rag on the steamer. You need to break the chemical bond. You need to be careful too and not over steam (get it to hot) because it can lighten the carpet itself. try in an inconspicuous area first to get the feel. I like to put a rag on the end of the steamer so it will transfer the red to the rag with the heat. At best you'll remove the stain. at worst, it will lighten the stain possibly the carpet a bit. Practice it a few times before do it on a paying customer so you see how to do it.
Different fabrics don't always react the same to strong chemicals like ammonia/ bleach. It might work great on some carpets and others might absorb too much or have uneven lightening. Definitely wouldn't recommend using that inside the car..
My gf use to work for a nursing home doing lundry and she brought home a stain remover that was able to take paint out of carpet and clothes idk what it was but i wonder if it would take that dye out.
I've never seen those seats, but I actually like the idea of them. Like cowboy boots, they get a nice patina over time. Not sure I'd want that commitment in my car, though. Should've used saddle soap :) Great transformation.
That would only work if that material was full grain leather. I think it's much more likely the material is a split or a suede, at best. Far more likely to be a leather derivative or pleather product of some type bonded to a textile (cloth). Very unlikely it would take the oils like full grain boots, belts, and tack do.
There have been a few different leather styles used in Ford King Ranch vehicles over the last 2 decades. 2001-2009 were a Castano leather, 2009 - 2018 was Chaparral leather, both are Aniline leathers - they are dyed not sprayed and clear coated like typical automotive leather. The issue is like your cowboy boots, the leather will dry out and crack if not given some care, but also like your boots, it's pretty durable.
@@1974kenm I don’t know why I love your comment so much. Probably because you really took the time to explain it. Thank you. Merry Christmas and if you don’t do that, Happy Holidays!
I have a 2007 King Ranch f150 which is the year before Ford did away with the true saddle leather. I absolutely love the look of them but HATE cleaning them as a detailer myself. Saddle soap honestly is one of the best things i've found to clean them though
Mad respect for this guy. I love that he is thorough and covers every inch and corner of the truck…I’ve watched other “detailers” and well, he treats the car like a patient…literally I call him the auto doc…he knows what he is doing…
I honestly have no clue how I found you, but I do not regret it one bit. I am obsessed with watching your videos to see the amazing difference like holy crap
The idea of real saddle leather is cool and interesting, it could also be used as a bragging point. However, I would not want to own it as it extremely annoying to keep clean, and is hard to clean. So, that’s a no for me.
Actually saddle leather is incredibly durable and fairly easy to clean and maintain with the right leather cleaner and conditioner. As mentioned saddle soap can be used and works great. Using chemicals, improper cleaners, and not using leather conditioner will leave the leather looking weathered, dry, and cracked like in the after shots of this video.
I have cleaned real saddle leather boots. We have a thing of saddle soap that we rarely use cause o ly one pair of boots is real saddle leather. It's axing how nice it can look when cleaned right
Same. I like the idea & they are super nice at first. Although they are beautiful, I wouldn't want them in my own vehicle. What a pain it would be to clean. Especially for someone like me who has kids and a dog they tote around. Lol
Nice camera angles! Also, it must be so frustrating when you do everything right and it just doesn't look like it should even though you know it's clean.
Just used your MAD ceramic coating for the first time (finally got a warm enough day to wash my car in CT), and it is, hands down, the best ceramic sealant I have ever used, and very reasonably priced, you guys have got to get your hands on this product!
@@MADDETAILING Once I run out of my current products I will definitely consider using yours. I make my own degreaser but other products I buy, although I may still consider trying your extreme APC.
honestly, I use Dreft baby laundry spray for most of my set in stains, been using it for years. It's was formulated to get out baby poo stains but pre-treat with it and I also use baking soda and vinegar with it, hands down best combo ever
Your thumbnails describe perfectly how you and others such as me who both see something disgusting and who has to be up close on stinky and grossness would feel man. Your editing is too good. Man your work of cleaning is still toooooo good either way.
I use a three bucket method with multiple microfiber towels. I switch towels after each body panel. One bucket has the soapy water and clean towels. One bucket has rinse water for the towels. The towels are not reused until they go through the washing machine. I rinse them in the bucket in order to keep the washing machine from foaming up. And the third bucket I use to rinse the soap off my hands.
That's the way saddle leather is, in the horseback riding world or atleast the people I ride with we call it leather seasoning. But if you go to any tack shops there are some great leather cleaning products.
Truly amazing job yet again Mr. Mills! I always get so excited and so very much look forward to every Thursday to see what you have in store for us next! You are one of my very favorite channels! 😎
king ranch leather seats are actually some of the best. treat them like a boot or baseball glove not like the basically plastic seats in most leather equiped vehicles.
Yeah that leather is impossible to truly clean. It’s great for a pair of shoes or a saddle that Looks interesting when it gets aged and weathered but in a car… not so much. Great work!
On the tan and grey interiors. When I come across stains like that. Pre- soak it with resolve mixed with oxy clean. It more then likely won't take it out. But it'll lighten it up drastically. Or even soft scrub will do.
Want to do mine next. It's a Michigan work truck with plenty of cancer, clear coat flaking, leaking rear window and smoked in. It also has a matching bed cap. Can't remember when the outside was last washed but the interior was partially cleaned two years ago when I had to replace the condenser and heater core.
I, myself have never had a streaking problem with degreaser starting at the top and going down. So that's how I do that, and I'm glad Ford got rid of that leather, too. I hated cleaning that leather also.
What was Ford thinking with those type of leather seats?! Even spotless I can't imagine them ever looking good. Definitely missed the satisfying seat extraction on this one but definitely a job well done 👍
As I am watching your video,I notice that the carpet has stains. Have you tried using white distilled vinegar with Dawn dish detergent on those stains? It looks like they are paint spills. Also try nail polish remover with acetone,that should work or rubbing alcohol. Hopefully this will be some help to you. Keep on rocking.
There you were leaving from far away lol It must be annoying to see the product leave in the leather without being able to extract it with the dirt! Ditto for indelible carpet stains. But there you have pulled out well to restore what was a wreck just before ... Your apc is still doing so many wonders! Paired with the steam cleaner, this is the perfect combo for removing everything.
That red looks like old GMC pickup carpet dye. Reminds me of the interior of my truck I inherited when my pops died. He regularly had to re-dye the carpet every few years because he was never parked under any shade and it faded like crazy every few years.
@@jayasmrmore3687 after the last re-dye, she got parked in my carport, and always in the shade if it was gonna be for more than an hour or so, just for that reason. ;)
My great Grandpa had seats like that. When we used the Murphy’s oil soap and warm to hot water, we still used an extractor. I had a saddle made out of that same material had to be cleaned the same way. And it sucks! I would spend hours upon hours cleaning both the seats and the saddle! LOL
unbelievable clean up job man! Really amazing transformation. I seen a video the other day where a guy took COLGATE tooth paste and smeared it on foggy headlamps. Yeah, a Ford Truck like this one. He used a tooth brush and scrubbed the lens. Then he used a buffer. Wiped off the headlamps and they looked like new again.
If you ever have to clean stuff like this again horsemans one step is a great saddle soap, made for this type of leather. Also kills mold and mildew. I know nothing about cleaning cars, but it works great on my actual saddles!
By no means am I a professional at this. And I love your vids. Just 1 thing to bring light to. And maybe it was done off camera. Under the bed liners! With how long it sat out it could have a bit a damage under there
I had this chemical back in my nursing home days that you would treat red spots with. Let sit then put a wet rag over it and set an iron on it. Somehow it would transfer the dye (not the stain) to the wet towel and make the red invisible in the carpet. Food for thought
Another amazing transformation. I can't wait til it is warm out to use some of the techniques you use. Also going to buy a bunch of your product. Hands down best detailing channel on youtube.
Nice job, under these circumstances. I'm surprised you didn't wear a mask or hazmat suit on this truck, it looked pretty bad. I would be somewhat reluncted to drive a vehicle that has had mold. Neitherless to say, you did awesome job getting it all cleaned out. 👍👍👍👍👍😉🎄🇺🇸
Saw a commercial building cleaned after a water / mold incident. They used an ozone generator as part of the decontamination process. Would you consider using one in the truck cab? PS - I’m totally impressed.
Love your videos! I also detail cars. Its relaxing watching someone else do the work! Lol. I wanted to know where to get the music you use. And I'm not going to start a channel and use it! Lol keep up the good work!
You take care of King Ranch seats the same way you do a real saddle. Saddle soap and saddle wax. Not that crap you were using. If they are stained and dried out, it can take some work.
Man, yes the King Ranch leather is a pain because it is this type of aniline leather that doesn't have this layer of protection and they're called natural leather. Always to test if leather is real or unprotected just use a drop of water and if it changes to dark then you know is natural leather and better to protect it as fast as possible because afterwards will look bad.
![[#2024MAMA] ROSÉ (로제), Bruno Mars - APT. | Mnet 241122 방송](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dgGqD28J6aQ/mqdefault.jpg)
No need to the overedited thumbnail, we love your videos either way
If RUclips would push videos without it being edited then I wouldn’t at all. But that’s not how RUclips works. It’s all about playing their game.
@Witticism TV All I did was explain why I do it. I’ve tried with other thumbnails, and the video did terribly, and I lost money. It has nothing to do with me not loving every one of my supporters because I do. It has to do with me doing what works on RUclips, so I can afford to keep making videos for my audience. Every detail I do is for free and it’s not cheap at all to do RUclips full time.
@@MADDETAILING Hey don't mind negative comments like that, some people will find any reason to be hateful.
Remember we are all here for your great content (plus you seem like an honest hard working man), so you can use whatever thumbnails you wish if it helps with getting more views.
@@GoldenSW Thank you so much for the support it truly means a lot!
Literally don't care about the thumbnail. Do what you need to do to get paid.
I'm upset that those seats were leather. I love the seat cleaning and extraction and that build up would have been so satisfying to watch
Haha it definitely would have
Same here!
for red dyes and soda, I use ammonia (you can dilute it), soak, then steam with a rag on the steamer. You need to break the chemical bond. You need to be careful too and not over steam (get it to hot) because it can lighten the carpet itself. try in an inconspicuous area first to get the feel. I like to put a rag on the end of the steamer so it will transfer the red to the rag with the heat. At best you'll remove the stain. at worst, it will lighten the stain possibly the carpet a bit. Practice it a few times before do it on a paying customer so you see how to do it.
Different fabrics don't always react the same to strong chemicals like ammonia/ bleach. It might work great on some carpets and others might absorb too much or have uneven lightening. Definitely wouldn't recommend using that inside the car..
@@kellsbellls I would on the carpet, being sure to test in an inconspicuous place. I would not use it one upholstery.
I don’t feel like using these chemicals on porous surfaces is a good idea
Nice
My gf use to work for a nursing home doing lundry and she brought home a stain remover that was able to take paint out of carpet and clothes idk what it was but i wonder if it would take that dye out.
The amount of dirt running down the door panels while you were steaming was amazing😳 Nice transformation as always!
The steaming is great
Yes this guys profesionality is awesomely good congrats mad detailing keep it up
Try cleaning that type of leather with saddle soap first, then condition with mink oil. It works wonders.
Pretty sure that would have done zilch to all the mold
I've never seen those seats, but I actually like the idea of them. Like cowboy boots, they get a nice patina over time. Not sure I'd want that commitment in my car, though. Should've used saddle soap :) Great transformation.
That would only work if that material was full grain leather. I think it's much more likely the material is a split or a suede, at best. Far more likely to be a leather derivative or pleather product of some type bonded to a textile (cloth).
Very unlikely it would take the oils like full grain boots, belts, and tack do.
@@fridgeopener236 thank you for bestowing your wisdom.
There have been a few different leather styles used in Ford King Ranch vehicles over the last 2 decades. 2001-2009 were a Castano leather, 2009 - 2018 was Chaparral leather, both are Aniline leathers - they are dyed not sprayed and clear coated like typical automotive leather. The issue is like your cowboy boots, the leather will dry out and crack if not given some care, but also like your boots, it's pretty durable.
@@1974kenm I don’t know why I love your comment so much. Probably because you really took the time to explain it. Thank you. Merry Christmas and if you don’t do that, Happy Holidays!
Of course you're going to make it look brand new because you are amazing and a miracle worker.
I have a 2007 King Ranch f150 which is the year before Ford did away with the true saddle leather. I absolutely love the look of them but HATE cleaning them as a detailer myself. Saddle soap honestly is one of the best things i've found to clean them though
I’d probably use saddle soap to clean that kind of interior. When the interior would be completely dry I’d use some saddle dressing to preserve them.
I completely agree. I would use the same method as cleaning some leather boots, belts, sofas.
Was going to suggest treating the seats like you would a real saddle or boots too.
Don’t forget to dilute the salad dressing
Mad respect for this guy. I love that he is thorough and covers every inch and corner of the truck…I’ve watched other “detailers” and well, he treats the car like a patient…literally I call him the auto doc…he knows what he is doing…
A headlight restoration would have really finished this whole detail. :)
I honestly have no clue how I found you, but I do not regret it one bit. I am obsessed with watching your videos to see the amazing difference like holy crap
The idea of real saddle leather is cool and interesting, it could also be used as a bragging point. However, I would not want to own it as it extremely annoying to keep clean, and is hard to clean. So, that’s a no for me.
I wonder if actual saddle soap would work better?
Actually saddle leather is incredibly durable and fairly easy to clean and maintain with the right leather cleaner and conditioner. As mentioned saddle soap can be used and works great. Using chemicals, improper cleaners, and not using leather conditioner will leave the leather looking weathered, dry, and cracked like in the after shots of this video.
I have cleaned real saddle leather boots. We have a thing of saddle soap that we rarely use cause o ly one pair of boots is real saddle leather. It's axing how nice it can look when cleaned right
Same. I like the idea & they are super nice at first. Although they are beautiful, I wouldn't want them in my own vehicle. What a pain it would be to clean. Especially for someone like me who has kids and a dog they tote around. Lol
Nice camera angles! Also, it must be so frustrating when you do everything right and it just doesn't look like it should even though you know it's clean.
Yeah it probably does
Wow I can't believe you were able to clean this mess. What a transformation. You do amazing work!
As a king ranch owner i hated my saddle leather seats. I got them replaced with an easier to clean and upkeep black leather
Just used your MAD ceramic coating for the first time (finally got a warm enough day to wash my car in CT), and it is, hands down, the best ceramic sealant I have ever used, and very reasonably priced, you guys have got to get your hands on this product!
Yes it is an amazing product! I’m glad you like it.
@@MADDETAILING Once I run out of my current products I will definitely consider using yours. I make my own degreaser but other products I buy, although I may still consider trying your extreme APC.
Thanks for the explanation of washing bottom to top - I had no idea! Epic video as always!
A video on the lifted Ford in the background would have been fun! :D Nice work you did on this one!
Big Transformation! you never disappoint with your videos. Great Work 👍🏼
honestly, I use Dreft baby laundry spray for most of my set in stains, been using it for years. It's was formulated to get out baby poo stains but pre-treat with it and I also use baking soda and vinegar with it, hands down best combo ever
Can't wait to watch after work!
Your thumbnails describe perfectly how you and others such as me who both see something disgusting and who has to be up close on stinky and grossness would feel man. Your editing is too good. Man your work of cleaning is still toooooo good either way.
He’s a great cleaner!
Wow that's a nice transformation 🥰🥰🥰
Thumbnail was misleading. I actually thought the interior was green
@@quasar3210 well the thumbnail is over-edited
I use a three bucket method with multiple microfiber towels. I switch towels after each body panel. One bucket has the soapy water and clean towels. One bucket has rinse water for the towels. The towels are not reused until they go through the washing machine. I rinse them in the bucket in order to keep the washing machine from foaming up. And the third bucket I use to rinse the soap off my hands.
That's the way saddle leather is, in the horseback riding world or atleast the people I ride with we call it leather seasoning. But if you go to any tack shops there are some great leather cleaning products.
If people say this guys fake. Then he needs to be working in Hollywood. Bc I’ve never seen anything like that. People can’t appreciate good work
I love the way the seats look!! So worn and primitive!!
Truly amazing job yet again Mr. Mills! I always get so excited and so very much look forward to every Thursday to see what you have in store for us next! You are one of my very favorite channels! 😎
king ranch leather seats are actually some of the best. treat them like a boot or baseball glove not like the basically plastic seats in most leather equiped vehicles.
they actually look a bit like some vintage plane cockpit seats thats pretty cool :D
Another fantastic video! This one made my day!!! I'm probably going to watch it again later!! Love your videos!! ❤️
Thank you so much for the support!
Thanks for this video I really appreciate it, outstanding job on the king ranch seats
Love the vids!!
I need to get on detailing my truck, but "I'm doing research" on the best way to do it.
I paused Lost in Space once I noticed this notification. Lol Can't wait to see how gorgeous it looks after.
Thank you for the support!!
Still knocking 'em out. Great job Foster!
How have you been man!
GOOD GOD MAN!!! I wish I could get a detail likes this!! I stopped doing it cause of half ass work and being ripped off. GREAT WORK
WOW that’s going to be a challenge but I have no doubt you’ll do it . Can’t wait for the end!👍
Yeah that leather is impossible to truly clean. It’s great for a pair of shoes or a saddle that Looks interesting when it gets aged and weathered but in a car… not so much. Great work!
Saw the Volusia County sticker on the truck. I used to live in Port Orange for 14 years!
On the tan and grey interiors. When I come across stains like that. Pre- soak it with resolve mixed with oxy clean. It more then likely won't take it out. But it'll lighten it up drastically. Or even soft scrub will do.
Want to do mine next. It's a Michigan work truck with plenty of cancer, clear coat flaking, leaking rear window and smoked in. It also has a matching bed cap. Can't remember when the outside was last washed but the interior was partially cleaned two years ago when I had to replace the condenser and heater core.
I, myself have never had a streaking problem with degreaser starting at the top and going down. So that's how I do that, and I'm glad Ford got rid of that leather, too. I hated cleaning that leather also.
What was Ford thinking with those type of leather seats?! Even spotless I can't imagine them ever looking good.
Definitely missed the satisfying seat extraction on this one but definitely a job well done 👍
Timestamp it
Blue coral dissolve all interior cleaner will remove some pretty horrible stains but your right nothing will remove stains like that red one
Great detail, thanks for sharing with us.
Amazing detail!
As I am watching your video,I notice that the carpet has stains. Have you tried using white distilled vinegar with Dawn dish detergent on those stains? It looks like they are paint spills. Also try nail polish remover with acetone,that should work or rubbing alcohol. Hopefully this will be some help to you. Keep on rocking.
Ah, Ford! Breaking down since 1903. That's some commitment! 😂😂
Dude, that’s incredible!
Damn good job! I miss these trucks!
Wow it comes with its own ecosystem
There you were leaving from far away lol
It must be annoying to see the product leave in the leather without being able to extract it with the dirt!
Ditto for indelible carpet stains.
But there you have pulled out well to restore what was a wreck just before ...
Your apc is still doing so many wonders!
Paired with the steam cleaner, this is the perfect combo for removing everything.
That red looks like old GMC pickup carpet dye. Reminds me of the interior of my truck I inherited when my pops died. He regularly had to re-dye the carpet every few years because he was never parked under any shade and it faded like crazy every few years.
You should use one of those things you can hang on window to block the sun when parked
@@jayasmrmore3687 after the last re-dye, she got parked in my carport, and always in the shade if it was gonna be for more than an hour or so, just for that reason. ;)
nice crocs bro🔥
That was amazing, you are unbelievable. I love watching your videos. I'm hooked
They are so addicting!
🔥MAD SKILLS 🔥 You never disappoint 🔥
Huge improvement, looked so much better after you restored.
It always does.
@@autodetailz5483 indeed
Love mine. It’s identical to the truck in the video but black. Have had it since 2013.
For that kind of leather… Just a tip… Clean it with Murthy’s oil soap and a bit of warm water. Works REALLY well.
My great Grandpa had seats like that. When we used the Murphy’s oil soap and warm to hot water, we still used an extractor. I had a saddle made out of that same material had to be cleaned the same way. And it sucks! I would spend hours upon hours cleaning both the seats and the saddle! LOL
Will you do a behind the scenes video? Like how you set things up, how the extractor works, what you do in a day, etc?
Yes I will! It will most likely be posted on our second channel tho. Mad Detailing 2
It looks much better than you started/ got it it looks new again
Wow, I didn't realize the bubble F-150s had a King Ranch model. Oh, and great job (not that that ever needs said haha).
My guy wearing crocs with sock the ultimate combo lol
unbelievable clean up job man! Really amazing transformation. I seen a video the other day where a guy took COLGATE tooth paste and smeared it on foggy headlamps. Yeah, a Ford Truck like this one. He used a tooth brush and scrubbed the lens. Then he used a buffer. Wiped off the headlamps and they looked like new again.
I use two buckets. One for the cleaner parts of the car and another for the lower dirty sections/wheels
Saddle soap would probably work better for those seats....
Idc how much steam cleaning and deep cleaning you do, I would never get into a car that had mold everywhere
Love your vids man! Such a beast!
Thank you so much for the support!
🙏 thank you for motivating me to become a better Detailer 🙏👌
Absolutely amazing!
If you ever have to clean stuff like this again horsemans one step is a great saddle soap, made for this type of leather. Also kills mold and mildew. I know nothing about cleaning cars, but it works great on my actual saddles!
Florida's always good for some mold and makes for great before and after shots!!!
So true
By no means am I a professional at this. And I love your vids. Just 1 thing to bring light to. And maybe it was done off camera. Under the bed liners! With how long it sat out it could have a bit a damage under there
I had this chemical back in my nursing home days that you would treat red spots with. Let sit then put a wet rag over it and set an iron on it. Somehow it would transfer the dye (not the stain) to the wet towel and make the red invisible in the carpet. Food for thought
Another amazing transformation. I can't wait til it is warm out to use some of the techniques you use. Also going to buy a bunch of your product. Hands down best detailing channel on youtube.
Try some saddle soap and some color matching boot polish I think if you shined them like you would a good pair of boots they would look fantastic
Love your content. Would love to see a video on dyeing interior panels.
I love the hard work you put into these videos! keep it up buddy😊❤️
Awesome job man 👏 for this video and all of the previous ones 😄
Every single video.
My first truck is a king ranch I love it seats still in good condition. I love it my first vehicle it's a beauty
Wow amazingly done great job
Nice job, under these circumstances. I'm surprised you didn't wear a mask or hazmat suit on this truck, it looked pretty bad. I would be somewhat reluncted to drive a vehicle that has had mold. Neitherless to say, you did awesome job getting it all cleaned out. 👍👍👍👍👍😉🎄🇺🇸
I was going to ask the same thing. I would be concerned about all the spores. Would love to know why a mask wasn’t used :)
I imagine whoever owns it, will have respiratory issues. Mold gets in every material and inch.
Very nice! What a pity that the seats were seriously damaged👍👊🤝
Time for new seats. 😬
Great job.
Iam new to ur RUclips channel u did awesome job on detailing the truck real good
Imagine clickbaiting... the seats were clearly not neon green
I'm intrigued to know what DG (detail geek) would have done in this sitch.
Where is your shop located, I may want to bring a couple of cars for detailing
Saw a commercial building cleaned after a water / mold incident. They used an ozone generator as part of the decontamination process. Would you consider using one in the truck cab?
PS - I’m totally impressed.
Yeah I use a ozone before and after on moldy vehicles.
@@MADDETAILING are you not worried about corroding the vehicles
@@jayasmrmore3687 safety first
@@loren1110 you can wear a mold respirator
Also he will be liable to potential lawsuit if he corrodes the metal
Love your videos! I also detail cars. Its relaxing watching someone else do the work! Lol. I wanted to know where to get the music you use. And I'm not going to start a channel and use it! Lol keep up the good work!
You take care of King Ranch seats the same way you do a real saddle. Saddle soap and saddle wax. Not that crap you were using. If they are stained and dried out, it can take some work.
Saddle soap! That should help the seats look better.
Man. How did I not know you’re in my area. I’m in Daytona Beach area and have been looking for a detailer.
Watch before commenting
Those seats are suede material and yes much difficult to clean, but I use special leather boots cleaner and it cleans it faster.
Could you possibly do a buffing tutorial I was jw cuz I know certain things can fuck the paint up
Dude, that truck is 20 years old and you made it look pretty good for its age.
Love the extractions :)
Man, yes the King Ranch leather is a pain because it is this type of aniline leather that doesn't have this layer of protection and they're called natural leather. Always to test if leather is real or unprotected just use a drop of water and if it changes to dark then you know is natural leather and better to protect it as fast as possible because afterwards will look bad.
Nice sharing
It sure was