Colourlock Sealant vs. Conditioner: What Are The Differences? | The Rag Company FAQ

In this video, Levi explains the differences between Colourlock Conditioner and Colourlock Sealant for leather protection.
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SHOW INFO:
Host: Levi Gates
Recorded by: Jimmy Wilkey, Sebastian Mendoza
Edited by: Sebastian Mendoza
Content provided courtesy of The Rag Company ©2020

[@MyGuyKirby]

That helps to understand the purposes of each and when best used.

[@Iceberg4k1]

So these are essentially still just thier Leather Shield and Leather Protector?

[@E36andE46vlog]

When used colorfresh, first sealant or conditionair?

[@michelleho4925]

Is it good for faux leather ?

[@dipeshpatel7623]

Does conditioner works on perforated seats?

[@anw0625]

Can I use the conditioner on leather that is less than 3 years old?

[@christopherweir9419]

Yes you can. Conditioner will help the leather at any age.

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

1st from Puerto Rico 👍🇵🇷

[@henryfreeman6113]

Was your cousin released yet from the hospital 🏥? I remember you said he will be released on the 29th

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

@@henryfreeman6113 yes, we celebrated since he was released at 1pm. First thing he wanted was lechón asado (roasted pork) but he had it lightly because of the diet he had at the hospital. Lots of solids you had before the hospital once you are released you have to slowly introduce them back to your normal diet. Me here painting inside the house.

[@henryfreeman6113]

@@1stfrompuertorico568 congratulations 🎉🍾! That’s great! How long was he in the hospital 🏥? I remember when you told us about him! That was awhile ago. I love asados! In Argentina we always have the best asado! (I am Hispanic also), my mom is from Argentina 🇦🇷! She is 100% Hispanic, but looks white like me. Her father and mother are from Argentina like the rest of my moms side of the family. My dad is American though

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

@@henryfreeman6113 So your mom when mad at you calls you in Spanish like Enrique instead of Henry? 😉 I have been in Argentina 3 times. Where is she from? I don't know if you know the first real Caperucita Roja(Little Red Riding Hood) is in Argentina and there is another one in Spain and Russia? Ask your mom. The monument is in Avenida Sarmiento and was made in rubble by Frenchman sculptor forgot his name. I had the opportunity to see the one in Barcelona, Spain too. Did you know in Argentina men greet by kissing in the cheeks twice and only in one place(Rosario) they kiss 3 times? Only when they are not very good friends they only kiss once in the right cheek. I have several argentinian friends at work and I am the only Puertorican who kisses them. I know their customs so I treat them like they want to be treated and they respect me a lot as a person and as a professional. In Puerto Rico family kisses each other once but only between relatives. I don't know if you have noticed how we Hispanics refer or address to relatives of the family by their title like tío or tía(uncle, auntie) abuelo or abuela(grandpa, grandma), padrino or madrina(godfather, godmother) and we don't use their names. Also when engaging in conversation first thing we do is inquire into the well being of their family. We also put lots of effort in dressing nicely and presentable. Also that we talk a bit louder. Have you noticed we don't refer normally to the United States as "Americans" since Central Americans and South Americans are Americans? We refer to those born in the USA as "estado unidenses" in Spanish like "US Statians" in English since North Americans is wrong for us because Canadians are North Americans too.

[@henryfreeman6113]

@@1stfrompuertorico568 my Nono is Enrique. I have been to Argentina many times. My mom is from Córdoba. Of course I know about how everyone kisses each other when we meet!