Clean/condition leather jackets/suits

[inyaknow]

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Hey,

was wondering what method and products people use to clean/condition leather apparel (suits, jackets, gloves, boots, etc). I've used Sno Seal with great results so far...

 

[vrus]

I use super vii http://popcornplus.ca/super.htm. Not purchased from a site, a family member already had one in stock; and regular mink oil purchased from any leather goods store.

 

[TorontoBoy]

I use Lexol leather conditioner. It dries to a matt finish.

 

[Wingboy]

Don't put anything on leather that you wouldn't put on your own skin.These are words coming from the expert.John Bickle.He uses Aussie conditioner that you can get at Tandy.This is the ONLY product to use. http://www.tandyleatherfactory.com/...ults/2199-00.aspx?feature=Product_1&kw=aussie

 

[SunnY S]

Don't put anything on leather that you wouldn't put on your own skin.These are words coming from the expert.John Bickle.He uses Aussie conditioner that you can get at Tandy.This is the ONLY product to use. http://www.tandyleatherfactory.com/...ults/2199-00.aspx?feature=Product_1&kw=aussie

Right. So there is only one product in this whole entire world that is good for cleaning leather cause Bick says so? Double


Damp cloth works well. Then apply a conditioner. Lexol is good.

http://www.ehow.com/how_5164735_clean-motorcycle-jacket.html

 

[inyaknow]

Hey,

was wondering what method and products people use to clean/condition leather apparel (suits, jackets, gloves, boots, etc). I've used Sno Seal with great results so far...

Also forgot to mention that Sno Seal works great but is a pain to apply just like all other pastes. I was wondering if any one has tried a aerosol or pump spray leather conditioner? Brands and results?

Thanks guys

 

[Baggsy]

I use the Bickle method. He's been doing it for years and makes a living at it.
It doesn't hurt that the shoemaker shop up the street stocks the stuff either.

There is a topic on this posted every year. This year's was posted a month or two ago.

 

[flameboy182]

Where can I buy these products locally?

 

[Baggsy]

Where can I buy these products locally?

I got the Fiebings 4 Way at the Village Cobbler 260 Durie St. between Runnymede and Jane, two blocks west of Runnymede, north side.

Here's a link to the other topic, which links to an earlier discussion: http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforu...our-leather-gear&highlight=leather+protection

 

[flameboy182]

I got the Fiebings 4 Way at the Village Cobbler 260 Durie St. between Runnymede and Jane, two blocks west of Runnymede, north side.

Here's a link to the other topic, which links to an earlier discussion: http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforu...our-leather-gear&highlight=leather+protection

Thank you!

 

[jc100]

I use the sweat from a virgin woman's thigh....but as you're in the GTA then you should stick with Lexol or something.

 

[inyaknow]

I use the sweat from a virgin woman's thigh....but as you're in the GTA then you should stick with Lexol or something.

I heard that animal fats are not good for leather :lmao:. Lexol is on sale at Tandy Leather Factory.

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