Pecard Antique Leather Dressing 6 oz – Restores and Preserves Vintage and Exotic Leathers – Ideal for Oil-Tanned and Chrome-Tanned Leather Goods

Rejuvenated a vintage leather jacket - made the leather soft and supple again.

Perfect , must have , jacket/ boots

Purchased my original tub, 16oz, to renovate an old sheepskin flying jacket and it did a wonderful job of making it far more flexible and good for many more years hopefully. However, my son took the original tub for his work boots so I decided to buy a replacement. I obviously didn’t read the advert properly. I thought £24 expensive, but it is a good product and the advert showed it looking the same (top view) and then I received it and found it was only a 6oz tub! £4 an oz! To be fair it goes a long way, but even so.

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This is the absolute best for old leather. I don’t think I’ll use anything else on older (pre-loved Louis Vuittons) from now on. It works on really dried out (as in cardboard dry) leather. The trick is to not flex it too much when it’s cracked and dry. Just put this stuff on over time, and when the leather seems to be softening up, then it’s okay to use. It won’t be like new, it will still have cracks, but it will be okay unless it’s broken into two, then it’s probably beyond conditioning and needs replacing. I used this on an old keepall with dried vachetta and it works. I can use the bag. It’s a little darker at first and then lightens up, it has an odor like crisco lol I don’t worry about it snapping into two pieces. I have actively used the bag for travel and it’s fine. It’s good to put this stuff on periodically, to retain the moisture. I also use it on a backpack and it improved the dryness immensely. It can also be used on patent leather and it even takes away some of the stickiness.

The very best product to Care for my kangaroo whip!

Pricey, but worth the money. Worked very well for restoring a 50 year old leather postal bag.

It softened the leather and gave it a richer patina