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posted by  Harryl on  Thu Sep 17 14:03 CST 2009
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I heartily recommend the Lexol products...and they're not expensive. I prefer to stay away from aerosol products or surfacing products.

Lexol makes two products: a cleaner (orange bottle) and a conditioner (brown bottle). Both are excellent, when used as directed. They're Ph balenced to maintain the Ph level of new leather.

They will NOT repair cracks, crackling, or cuts and tears. We had an old saying in the leather business: "Dead cows don't heal."

Hope this helps. You should be able to get a bottle of each for under $20 total, enough for several applications.

Harry






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