Removing indentations from leather

[azaro]

Hi all
II've got a NOS Flite titanium I want to sell, but it's got a couple of small indentations from where it's been stored in a box next to other parts. Any tips as to how to remove them as I want to do this before I put it up for sale?
Thanks in advance

 

[Woz]

Dunno. Probably do nothing for a good amount of time and let the foam underlayer memory eventually solve it?

 

[kafer-k]

I'd try steam, supposed to be great for getting pressure dents out of foam/upholstery

 

[fettler]

I'd be wary of experimenting with solutions here, mild heat/ moisture at most. It will only end up worse off. If it's not in it's original box then it probably isn't NOS anyway?

 

[Suprachrgd82]

A gentle application of leather conditioner with mink oil

 

[BlackCat]

https://www.afinepairofshoes.co.uk/...pommadier-cream-polish-75ml?variant=491648437
Good on your school shoes too

 

[donk]

List it as new - shop worn, showing pics of the indentations.

I've tried shoe polish on saddles,, ends up grippy and staining your shorts

 

[bikeworkshop]

 

[Wyndbrook]

It might solve Azaro's problem, but I think I'm beyond any help.

 

[enc]

Heat gun / hair dryer ... vids all over youtube showing how to do it