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Wax on leather!? I have horses, so I have saddles, bridles, halters, girths, leadropes - all leather, that require care. I clean them with glycerin soap or Lexol. I oil them with Olive Oil.It works great. I do the same for the leather on my bike.
Wax on leather!? I have horses, so I have saddles, bridles, halter, girths, leadropes - all leather, that require care. I clean them with glycerin soap or Lexol. I oil them with Olive Oil.It works great. I do the same for the leather on my bike.
Just ask someone who "uses" it. You'll find out in a hurry. Ppl who "use" it know what works best in the shortest amount of time. Have to, or would be at it foreverand still not get great results. Hats off, GA
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