Moldy Armour
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Moldy Armour
So i dragged a torso out of my basement after a couple years of not looking at it and all the leather bits are covered with mold
. What is the best way to clean armour? I thought it would be a good idea just to have as many tips for different armour as possible on this thread to try and get a comprehensive list. But, my armour in particular is aluminum and leather. So, post your armour cleaning tips! Post away!
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Re: Moldy Armour
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Re: Moldy Armour
Depending on how bad off it is - I would suggest either saddle soap from your local tack / farm store.
Barring that, a mild laundry detergent with a bleach mix of 1 part bleach to 10 parts soapy water.
Otherwise the above linked thread has some good information in it.
Barring that, a mild laundry detergent with a bleach mix of 1 part bleach to 10 parts soapy water.
Otherwise the above linked thread has some good information in it.
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Konstantin the Red
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Re: Moldy Armour
All that. Wipe at it with a sponge moistened with that bleach solution. Your mix is right when it is milky colored. Typical bleach disinfectant solutions are one volume of bleach out of the bottle to one volume of water. Removing mold without killing your leather isn't tough. Most of fixing neglected leather is getting some oil back in it anyway. You do that next.
Re: Moldy Armour
Don't forget some time in the good ol' sunlight as well . . .
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Squire to Baron Gareth Nicodemus Somerset OP, OL, KSCA
"propterea accipite armaturam Dei ut possitis resistere in die malo et omnibus perfectis stare"
