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Care Guide

Updated August 2026

Leather Care Guide for Legacy Cue Cases

Preserve the legacy. Protect the leather.

Your Legacy Case is crafted from high-quality leather, built to age beautifully with time — just like your game. A little regular care keeps it looking its best for years.

Leather pool cue case with 'Predator Legacy' branding and 'Seek adventure.' text in a scenic setting.

DAILY TIPS

  • Keep it dry. Wipe off moisture immediately with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid contact with water or excessive humidity.
  • Handle with clean hands. Oils and dirt from hands can darken leather over time.
  • Avoid direct sunlight. Prolonged exposure fades and dries out leather.

MONTHLY CARE

  • Dust regularly: Use a soft microfiber cloth to gently remove dust and surface grime.

DEEP CARE (Every 3–6 Months)

  1. Gently clean with a leather-safe cleaner (no alcohol or harsh chemicals).
  2. Allow to dry naturally — never with a hairdryer or heater.
  3. Apply a quality leather conditioner or cream in circular motions.
  4. Buff with a clean cloth for a rich, even finish

STORAGE

  • Store in a cool, dry place.
  • Avoid placing heavy items on top of the case.
  • If storing for long periods, keep it in a breathable dust bag — never plastic.
Pro Tips to Keep It Legendary
  • Scratches? Light scuffs can be gently rubbed with your fingers — natural oils may reduce visibility.
  • Spills? Blot (don’t rub) immediately and consult a leather care professional if needed.
  • Character marks are part of the case’s natural evolution. A Legacy Case develops patina with use — that's a feature, not a flaw.

Legacy Pool Cue Case Care Questions

Every 3 to 6 months, using a leather-safe conditioner or cream — more often if the case sees heavy travel or dry climates.

Use a leather-safe cleaner only — avoid alcohol-based or harsh chemical cleaners, which can dry out and damage the leather over time.

Yes. Light character marks are part of how leather ages naturally. Minor scuffs can often be rubbed out by hand; deeper marks simply become part of the case's story.

In a cool, dry place, inside a breathable dust bag rather than plastic, with nothing heavy stacked on top.