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Don't let your Saddle Die

Don't let your Saddle Die

$91.54 AUD
$91.54 AUD $91.54 AUD
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Protect your Saddle and Tack Investment today with the EquineSky’s TackCare Kit™! Everything you need all in one kit to keep your Saddle and Tack clean and protected!

These pH balanced formulas safely clean and restore the beauty to your prized tack.

If preserving the life of your Saddle and Tack collection is important, act now! Leather is made from animal skin, and just like your own skin, leather can dry out and crack. Regular cleaning and conditioning treatments can prolong the life of your leather and prevent dryness and cracking. Protect your equine investment today!

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Product Instructions

Directions for Using TackCare Bathe gently removes tough oils and dirt from leather quickly and completely.
1. Shake well.
2. Spray cleaner onto a clean microfiber applicator and lightly wipe on surface.
3. Wipe the surface firmly with a slightly damp cloth.
3. For heavily soiled areas, additional applications may be necessary.
4. Allow the leather to dry completely.

Directions for Using TackCare Finesse penetrates, rejuvenates and protects against soiling and damage while enhancing color and leaving a subtle natural glow.
1. Shake well.
2. Remove dirt using TackCare Bathe.
3. Warm the leather slightly.
4. Pour a small amount onto a clean microfiber applicator, or directly onto the surface.
5. Spread evenly over the surface.
6. Let stand for 30-45 seconds.
7. Buff gently clean microfiber cloth to a deep, warm luster.

Size

Shipping dimensions 4” x 4” x 9”
Shipping weight 2 lb

What's Inside

Bathe: Montan Oil, Apricot Kernal Oil, Lemon Seed Oil, Coconut Oil, Cetyl Cocomide (derived from coconut oil), Aloe Vera, Citric Acid (from rose hips).

Finesse: Beef Collagen, TetraPeptides, Neets Foot Oil, Vitamin E, Lemon Seed Oil, Coconut Oil, Cetyl Esters, Cetyl Cocoamide, Lecithin and Aloe Vera Extract.

Did you know

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