Fenice makes some good leather products. They are also partnered with Guardsman and available at hardware stores and Bed, Bath & Beyond stores.

Unfortunately, unprotected leather is just that and is subject to stains. A good leather technician can clean and recolor and may be able to improve the looks.

No..no..no! Don't coat anything on unprotected leather. You will change the color of the hide in most cases and it will usually ruin it.

If you feel you must try a product on it, test it on a swatch first, or on the bottom of a cushion. Apply and let it sit for a bit.

Your Yogart stain will eventually 'bleed out' over time, and will return to 80 to 90 % of where it was before.

Hancock and Moore will also repair the cushion for the price of materials only (no labor charges). That will cost less in the long run if they can match the hide. Call them direct, ask for Parts and Repairs, and see if they have the leather. Then simply pull the casing off the cushion and mail it to them. Shouldn't cost more then $ 50.00.

No one in the industry has customer service like Hancock and Moore - they are the BEST. I'm proud to be one of their dealers.

Duane C

Sorry, I but do have unfinished leather conditioners and waxed leather conditioners. Just be sure not to apply products meant for top coated or finished leather, i.e., read the label and understand what it says.

Fenice is the major supplier of tanning chemicals in Italy.

But the advice to try in an inconspicuous spot is always wise.

Thanks Kmealy and Dcollie for your advice. Had meant to thank you earlier but got caught up in my move and I lost internet access for a while. Regards, essdana