Obenauf's Leather OilRestores dried & sun faded leather Repels water, chemicals, manure acids, and salt Resists cracking, scuffing, mold, mildew, and bacteria growth Applies easily with the applicator or a clean cloth Allows leather to breathe Ideal for "breaking in" new boots Penetrates deeply into leather Can be buffed to shine or polished over Excellent for touch ups between applications of Heavy Duty LP Contains no harmful petroleum, solvents, paraffin or Mink Oil

• Restores dried & sun-faded leather
• Repels water, chemicals, manure acids, and salt
• Resists cracking, scuffing, mold, mildew, and bacteria growth
• Applies easily with the applicator or a clean cloth
• Allows leather to breathe
• Ideal for "breaking-in" new boots
• Penetrates deeply into leather
• Can be buffed to shine or polished over
• Excellent for touch-ups between applications of Heavy Duty LP
• Contains no harmful petroleum, solvents, paraffin or Mink Oil

• Work Boots, Dress Boots, & Leather Apparel
• Saddles & Tack
• Belts, Holsters, Scabbards, & Sheathes
• Vintage Leather Clothing
• Leather Furniture
• Leather Athletic Gear
• And More!

Leather Oil Application Tips:

1. If stored in a cool place, bring to room temperature & shake well before applying.
2. Always clean and fully dry leather before applying oil.
3. Recommended for use during drier seasons of summer or in desert climates.
4. For most leather items, one or two applications per year should suffice.
5. Never saturate leather with oil or it will transfer to your clothing.
6. Absorbs very well! DO NOT apply a second coat unless leather is extremely dry.
7. Allow up to one hour for absorption, then buff off excess oil with a clean cloth.
8. Apply one coat to brand new boots the day before wearing to make leather more pliable & shorten the break-in period.
9. Can be buffed to shine or polished over.
10. Best choice for Buffalo Hide garments.