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Lexol 1015 Leather Conditioner Spray 16.9 oz. (500mL)
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Price:
$8.99
$5.99*
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| Part No: | B0002F9YHI |
| Manufacturer: | Lexol |
| MFG Part: | 1015 |
| Customer Rating: | 4.0 / 5.0 |
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- Recognized by auto restorers and detailing professionals as “the best”
- Extends the life of leather by restoring the oils used in the tanning process
- An odorless non-greasy aqueous emulsion, Lexol contains no chemical solvents
- Not for use on napped leathers, suede or glove leather
- For Auto interiors, Handbags, Sporting goods, Luggage and may other items
You are viewing Lexol Leather Conditioner - 16.9 oz. Lexol Leather Conditioner protects old and new leather from cracking and premature aging by providing the lubrication to keep it strong and supple. It is made with the finest tanning oils which are emulsified into microscopic droplets. These oil droplets bond to the leather fibers, nourishing the leather and leaving no greasy residue. Use Lexol regularly to keep your leather looking and performing its best. NOT recommended for suede or glove soft leather. Great for auto upholstery, saddles, boots, luggage, shoes, furniture, and more. Available in 16.9 oz ($7.99) and 33.8 oz. ($12.95)
| Not what I hoped it was | 2010-02-17 | 2 / 5 |
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I bought this product to spray on a jacket and hat, hoping that it would be easier to spray on/wipe off excess than it is to apply a paste or (thick) liquid leather conditioner. It isn't.
After thoroughly shaking the bottle, I applied it to a hat. The conditioner squirted out of the nozzle; no spray here. It was much thicker than I had hoped, and while that isn't necessarily a bad thing, the end result was that I spent as much time rubbing it in as I would have a paste. Being liquid, my applicator cloth absorbed more than it does when applying a paste, too. In other words, more waste.
The other annoyance surfaced after it dried. A lot of white residue shows in the surface texture ("cracks") of the leather. Not the look I usually like on something I'm wearing.
In summary, the cons are:
* Not a true "spray-on" conditioner, but rather thick-liquid-in-a-spray-bottle
* Excessive waste (vs. paste conditioners)
* No time savings (vs. paste conditioners)
* Very visible residue after drying
Still looking for the pros. |
| make my steering wheel slip, loose grip | 2010-02-09 | 3 / 5 |
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I applied it few days ago, i don't feel too many differences, may be my leather is still new and this product will offer the protection.
I bought the cleaner and conditioner together, I don't know which one, but it makes my leather wheel slip, really uncomfortable, I don't know whether it will become better in the future, the slip wheel make me feel unsafe now. |
| leather conditioner | 2009-11-14 | 5 / 5 |
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| This product was recommended to me by an old Italian shoemaker 40 years ago and have been using it ever since. Great stuff! |
| bottle and packaging poor | 2009-10-26 | 1 / 5 |
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| Product seems to work fine but the bottle top was damaged in shipping because the bottles were not protected properly... Shipper did not put any packing material in the box so the bottle slid around inside the box.. One bottle top was broken right off.... Therefore I will not buy anything from again... I tried to contact someone there but they keep themselves hidden from anything negative |
| Good Stuff! | 2009-10-16 | 4 / 5 |
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| Would buy again. Good Stuff! First Clean and then treat your leather. Easy to use and makes leather feel good. Also looks great! |
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