Other specialized leather materials such as aniline, unprotected, NuBuck or suede are a more specialized segment of the overall market, requiring other specialty products than shown here. For more in depth information click here.

Protected leather can often be identified by lightly scratching the surface with a fingernail in a concealed area, and note whether it leaves a scratch mark. If the scratch mark color remains the same and does not dry to a lighter color - then it is protected.

Overall, protected or pigmented leather should have somewhat of a sheen. Any leather cleaner applied onto the surface should remain on top and not discolor or darken the leather.

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