Conditioning and Caring for Huntley Sedgwick Bridle Leather
Conditioning and caring for the Huntley Sedgwick Bridle leather is very important to the rider and horse. Sedgwick Leather that is properly cared for will provide a safe ride and years of use for the equine athlete.
Using synthetic oils, solvents, and fixatives on Sedgwick leather will break down the fibrous structure of the leather. Dipping or soaking Sedgwick leather in oil will damage the leather by oversaturating the leather fibers and will cause the sealed edge, along the raised sections of the bridle, to dissolve.
DO NOT USE HOT OIL, DIP OR SOAK BRIDLE LEATHER IN OIL, OR “STRIP” BRIDLE LEATHER
NEW LEATHER CARE INSTRUCTIONS
DAILY CARE AND MAINTENANCE
If bridle leather feels dry, has been exposed to inclement weather, or a damp environment, apply Huntley Equestrian Sedgwick Leather Care to the leather. Allow leather to dry. Apply an additional coat of leather care if needed.