Custom Saddlery quality?

You can use a shoeshine brush. Or do what most of us do, use a soft cloth… I get comments on how great my saddles look after I have them adjusted - and I’ve never used a brush…

https://www.google.com/shopping/product/6714779242195219536?rlz=1C1GGRV_enUS751US751&biw=1280&bih=869&q=soft+horse+brush&oq=soft+horse+brush&prds=paur:ClkAsKraXzOo9s8Gk3FxHRuOJ4XvluZpjcYcClQxtPwCljJVLHvibWBBrnQT6mQ0qH8mJuiRxIAhAZ1Ebj3qmer1FVUEUIEndn4HXh22a2d6sXFrGyw7orW9ORIZAFPVH73LLRkW2YcLrer_hE1594wCTvK_DQ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjV4qLUwd_XAhUL-6QKHVu1CIwQ8wII-gMwEA

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A shoe shine brush has a totally different purpose. This is to get into all the little crevices - the shorter bristles mean even though they’re soft and not damaging they have enough rigidity to do the job.

I have two customs (one Coronado monoflap and a monoflap Monte Carlo jump saddle) and have ridden in many others. I love them :slight_smile: