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Wearing a Bib now.

Started by Xtracho, Sun 27, Jul 2014, 06:24:45

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Xtracho

Got my Talisman Tank Bib when I got home from Brazil. Great product and Scott at Talisman is a good guy. Was wondering what you guys used to treat, clean and protect your tank bib?
Mark

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Jess from VA

I have a long-serving, smooth leather Heritage bib.  I spit shine it with Kiwi black and cold-water damp surgical cotton (just like boots), then use a tiny bit of mink oil on fingertips (which slightly reduces the shine, but protects better).  It is still in good shape, but the sun has bleached it some.  

wiggydotcom

Meguiar's Rich Leather Cleaner-Conditioner

I also have the Talisman bib and agree about the quality and that Scott is First Class! Mine is about 3 yrs old and still looks like new.
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T.P.

From the Talisman website.

Tank covers are made with heavy duty black, hybrid leather look synthetic, with UV and Old Crack Protection.

I have two of them, nice product.   :cooldude:  T.P.
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donaldcc


  I have one also, and it is definitely synthetic with leather like look.  I don't do anything special to it and it holds up well  good product.  :cooldude:

Don

wiggydotcom

Quote from: T.P. on Sun 27, Jul 2014, 10:54:36
From the Talisman website.

Tank covers are made with heavy duty black, hybrid leather look synthetic, with UV and Old Crack Protection.

I have two of them, nice product.   :cooldude:  T.P.

I was aware it was synthetic. We had this discussion a couple months back. Since I have a real leather Russell Day Long seat that I use the Meguiars on, the bib gets the same treatment, regardless of what it's made of.... :O
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