How do you clean alligator leather boots?

Getting Down and DirtyYou can clean them by taking a slightly damp cloth to remove any noticeable debris and dust. Because of the raised texture of alligator material, it can be easy for dirt to hide in the cracks and crevices. The nooks and crannies need special attention when you use your damp cloth.

How do you condition Gator skin boots?

Mink oil will keep the crocodile skin from drying out. This product can be applied even if you haven’t cleaned your boots. Natural oils in the leather can evaporate and cause it to dry out and become more brittle. Once you apply the product, allow the boots to sit for an hour or so.

Can you use saddle soap on alligator boots?

Saddle soap can be used for a deeper clean as long as you don’t let the soap dry on the leather. Crocodile or alligator skin cowboy boots can crack if saddle soap is left on them.

Can you get alligator leather wet?

First and foremost, you should always avoid getting leather excessively wet. While many may assume that their crocodile leather repels water rather than absorbing it, too much moisture can actually cause damage to the finish of the leather.

How do you take care of alligator leather?

You’ll want to use a clean, white cotton rag damped with warm water. Gently wipe it over the surface of the crocodile skin until the entire surface is clean. Then, use a second dry cloth to remove as much moisture as possible, and leave the rest to dry in an area that isn’t exposed to direct sunlight or heat.