Best way to clean leatherette patches

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[@StevenSchmidt-tk2ye]

Thank you so much for this video. I'm a veteran laser engraver, but new to the leather patch game. I'll likely be making a lot of hat patches for the veterans MC I ride with, so this will be a game changer for me.

[@bflatfive9456]

placed my first order of leatherette sheets and Richardson hats! New to the game but excited to get started right here in the Lone Star State!

[@user-jy1gj3ob6w]

Have you dyed leather patches after using the degreaser and did you get any issues?

[@normsmith5114]

What strength do you use the degreaser at?

[@Diablothefightingrooster]

Mask your leather is the best option in my opinion..

[@ibitafilms2616]

Do you dilute the degreaser with water? What ratio if you do? Thanks!

[@LoneStarAdhesive]

Do a 50/50 solution with water

[@vasleyodds]

does the same process work on leather?

[@LoneStarAdhesive]

I would suggest a dry towel for a majority of the char and then a damp rag or baby wipe for the rest. Degreaser will discolor the leather

[@ItsYourBoyTommyG]

Is it the harbor freight brand degreaser

[@LoneStarAdhesive]

It is LA Awesome, which can be purchased there

[@mikeledee8786]

How do you seal them or is it necessary? Thanks

[@LoneStarAdhesive]

It’s not necessary to seal the leatherette patches. Just clean them up, let them dry, and heat press them to the hat.

[@mikeledee8786]

@@LoneStarAdhesive Thanks for the help

[@LoneStarAdhesive]

@@mikeledee8786 yes sir