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you can listen to anything you want but the thinner WILL dry out the leather. Stupid me dropped a small drop of paint on a leather sofa a few years back..I tried to quickly dab off the paint with a little thinner on a rag and within a month the section of sofa was all dried out and destroyed. DO NOT USE THINNER ON LEATHER
you obviously did something wrong. like not treat the leather afterwards. ive dyed my black couch in my living room with great results. heck, if it will prove a point. ill post a vid of how to do it.
! Try some Lincolin black dye with some Lincolin or Kiwi black shoe polish. I know this will look and last way longer than rattle can and it will help the leather be supple. after you dye them use mink oil or neatsfoot oil to maintain the suppleness. When cleaning time comes around use saddle soap and than apply the oil. You can find this stuff at any shoe repair shop.

