Leather cleaner/preservative opinions....
Looking for recommendations for something to recondition and up keep for some leather holsters and belt axes that I use on a regular basis. Thanks in advance..
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https://www.obenaufs.com/leather-and-fabric-care-products-s/101.htm
This product line was recommended to me though this forum. I've tried it and have used it ever since.0 -
I use this from time to time 
But the guy I go to for leather work is selling sample of a product he swears by. Comes in a clear no name bottle and he gives you a piece of fleece to put it on with. Really did wonders for my Saddle bags on the Harley.0 -
quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
I use this from time to time
But the guy I go to for leather work is selling sample of a product he swears by. Comes in a clear no name bottle and he gives you a piece of fleece to put it on with. Really did wonders for my Saddle bags on the Harley.
I have had good luck with these products also.0 -
Lexol has been around since 1933, folks have been using it on classic car leather for many decades. Ingredients are a company secret, they say it isn't oil. My guess is animal brains, which is still a superior method of hide tanning. 0 -
https://pecard.com/ One of the best.
I like this one for saddle soap:
https://www.fiebing.com/shop/?c=34237/LiquidGlycerineSaddleSoap0 -
quote:Originally posted by He Dog
https://pecard.com/ One of the best.
I like this one for saddle soap:
https://www.fiebing.com/shop/?c=34237/LiquidGlycerineSaddleSoap
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Neatsfoot oil 0 -
I just ordered a product called "Leather Only". The only place I could find it other than car dealerships was Ebay. Anyone use it and was it as advertised? I will let you know my results when my order gets here. 0
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