During September 2008 we reviewed the Lexol Leather Conditioner.
This product was purchased at retail for approximately seven dollars.
This is a tanning oil based product. The tanning oils are emulsified into microscopic droplets for better penetration.
Lexol’s technical strategy is excellent and should result in a product that helps maintain that fine leather surface.
This product could be used for boots, clothing, hats, furniture and automobile interiors.
Nice feel and capable of lubricating and maintaining that expensive leather surface.
Suggested uses are the automotive environment where the leather is constantly exposed to bright ultraviolet light and should be conditioned regularly to prevent cracking.
This leather conditioning product is not intended for urine removal.
Because this is an oil based leather conditioning product we do not recommend it for any leather that may be exposed to cat or dog urine. We suggest you review a good article on how waterproofing works.