Remnant of Medical tanned sheepskin approx. 15x15cm

Why is Lambskin Good for Polishing?

Lambskin is an excellent material for polishing a variety of surfaces, and there are several reasons why it is so effective, especially when it comes to leather:

1. Softness and Gentleness: Lambskin is incredibly soft and has a very fine, dense fiber structure. This makes it gentle on delicate surfaces and reduces the risk of scratching or damaging what you are polishing. For leather, especially glossy or fine leather, this is crucial for maintaining the surface finish.

2. Natural Oils (Lanolin): Medically tanned lambskin often retains some of its natural lanolin (wool wax). Lanolin is a fantastic natural care product that can help nourish and protect the leather during polishing. It provides a deeper shine and helps maintain the leather's suppleness.

3. Absorption and Distribution: The fibers in lambskin can effectively absorb polish, wax, or other care products and then distribute them evenly over the surface. This ensures uniform application and more effective polishing.

4. Buffing Properties: The dense and soft pile of lambskin is ideal for "buffing" the surface, which means working the product into the material and removing excess residue, resulting in a high gloss. It creates friction, but in a controlled and gentle manner that brings out the shine without causing damage.

5. Durability: Although soft, lambskin is also durable and can be reused many times if cared for properly.

6. Removes Dust and Lint: The fine fibers effectively trap dust particles and lint, leaving a clean and smooth surface.

When used for leather, lambskin helps to "feed" the leather, build a protective barrier, and enhance its natural luster, providing a beautiful and well-maintained finish.

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