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Old 09-06-2014, 09:02 AM
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Default Leather conditioner??

I use saddle soap, mink oil & Neatsfoot Oil. What do you treat/clean your jacket's, chap's etc. with?
 
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Obenaughs leather conditioner.
 
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Weiman's Leather Wipes, quick and simple. Pick them up at the grocery store.

If the chaps and jacket get extremely dirty with bugs I'll go over them with mild soap and water. Then condition them with the leather wipes.
 
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Bailey's Leather Cleaner.
 
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Lexol products for all leather clothing, car seats and furniture. Everything gets done at least twice a year.

I'll redo our cycle gear after everytime we get cought out in the rain too
 
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Lexol,Skidmores,and Aussie are all great products.. If you are looking to waterproof look for something with Bees wax..
 
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Bick 4 and black gold. I've used lexol and neetsfoot in the past. It's all 6 of one, half a dozen of the other.
 
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+1 on the lexol.
 
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I learned the hard way, not to clean a spot...big old bug splatter...with Windex. It takes the dye right off. But some liquid shoe polish fixed it.
 


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