15% of bill (excl. tax) for adequate service; 20% for very good service; no less than 10% for poor service. often gets a cut of table server's tip; so tip your server extra to reward captain, or tip captain separately. 15% of cost of the bottle.
1 Wipe off excess oil with another clean, soft cloth. 2  Seal the tack. 3  Use a good glycerin saddle soap, such as a spray-on variety, to seal the tack. 4  Spray the saddle soap on a clean, slightly damp cloth and rub it into the pores of the leather to seal them.
Treat the leather with an ink stick designed for use with leather. Much of the time, when you take your leather item to a professional cleaner to get serviced, this is what they use to remove stains. Although they can be pricey, it's only a nominal cost compared to what you probably paid for authentic leather.. Determine the depth of the stain. If the ink stain is fresh and only on the surface of your leather item, begin cleaning according to the steps below. If the ink stain is older or has soaked deep into the leather, you will likely have to re-dye the leather professionally to remove the stain.