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  1. 12-19-2015, 23:57 #1
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    Most oils will soften the leather too much.
    Lexol is what you want, it nourishes the leather without adding oil, which will cause the leather fibers to eventually break down.
    Trust me on this, it is recommended for fine saddlery.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BPTactical View Post
    Most oils will soften the leather too much.
    Lexol is what you want, it nourishes the leather without adding oil, which will cause the leather fibers to eventually break down.
    Trust me on this, it is recommended for fine saddlery.
    Fine cars as well.
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