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Re: Leather Conditioner for Shift Boot??? (Rich B.)
Neatsfoot Oil is a leather conditioner. It will soften up the leather. Good for shoes, holsters, saddles and baseball gloves. Just look in the grocery store in the section with the shoe polish. You'll find it or the equivalent. The bottle I have is made by Kiwi. Let it soak overnight and then wipe of the excess. If the leather sucks it right up then apply another coat.
Don't use it on the seats. It'll bleed like crazy and soften them up too much.
Graham
Re: Leather Conditioner for Shift Boot??? (vms4evr)
Neatsfoot Oil is a leather conditioner. It will soften up the leather. Good for shoes, holsters, saddles and baseball gloves. Just look in the grocery store in the section with the shoe polish. You'll find it or the equivalent. The bottle I have is made by Kiwi. Let it soak overnight and then wipe of the excess. If the leather sucks it right up then apply another coat.
Don't use it on the seats. It'll bleed like crazy and soften them up too much.
Graham
Re: Leather Conditioner for Shift Boot??? (Rich B.)
"Neatsfoot oil" is neat (pun intended) I prefer to use "Lexol". I use it on the boot (outside-since mine is assembled) on the seats, door panels etc. They make a leather cleaner, a leather conditioner, and I see now they have a vinyl/rubber conditioner, haven't tryed it yet but they make a very good product, have for years. Used to only be available at leather shops, not alot of people knew about it, but now there stuff is everywhere ! ! ! ! :yesnod: :yesnod: :yesnod: :yesnod: :yesnod:
Any good leather conditioner/treatment will work, I do a heavy coat let sit over night than remove excess. Once done retreat when you clean your interior.