04-29-2014, 08:50 AM
I bought a product called 'Renapur Leather Balsam' at the NEC Motorcycle show in 1998. Cost me £10 which at the time I thought expensive.
I've treated many sets of leathers, ridden in all weathers, girlfriends leather boots, my hiking boots, bags, you name it. Still got 1/3 of the tub left.
Yes it works. Yes it contains beeswax. Yes it's a small investment for protecting your leather goods.
Also, I use saddle soap to clean them.
Go to a saddlery (equestrian shop) and get saddle soap in the bar form. Wet a sponge and run I talking the soap, then clean away knowing your leather is in leather heaven. (Disclaimer: if 'Leather Heaven' is a dubious website, I didn't know that, nor should your leather).
I've treated many sets of leathers, ridden in all weathers, girlfriends leather boots, my hiking boots, bags, you name it. Still got 1/3 of the tub left.
Yes it works. Yes it contains beeswax. Yes it's a small investment for protecting your leather goods.
Also, I use saddle soap to clean them.
Go to a saddlery (equestrian shop) and get saddle soap in the bar form. Wet a sponge and run I talking the soap, then clean away knowing your leather is in leather heaven. (Disclaimer: if 'Leather Heaven' is a dubious website, I didn't know that, nor should your leather).