Leather softener

["Wayne Graefen" <wgraefen@xxxx>]

I'll throw another hat in the ring on the question of rejuvenating old leather.
The product called "Rejuvenator Oil" from Leatherique http://www.leatherique.com/ was used on my Gauguin '57 300C factory original leather in 1987 just one time and not renewed until a few owners later in about 2001. The leather was not only softened by the original application but required no further maintainence for 14 years. And the leather is still excellent now that a second application has been done. Marv Raguse now owns the car.
I know Lexol is the popular hobby answer for leather, but Leatherique has equally outstanding or superior products in my opinion.

Wayne



On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 14:17:37 -0000 "broxtop" <broxtop@xxxx> writes:
> Hello to all members,
> I just joined the club and look forward to picking your brains about 
> 
> my newly acquired 55 Chrysler C-300. 
> 
> First question: Can anyone recommend the best method of softening 
> the 
> leather interior? The tan leather is intact and not cracked to the 
> point of showing holes, or open spots. I want to prevent this from 
> happening. So far, I've used "Armor-All Leather Conditioner" in one 
> application. My plan is to do this weekly for about 12 weeks or so 
> until the suppleness returns.
> 
> All the Best,
> 
> David



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