Obenaufs Heavy Duty LP Leather Preservative (4oz)- All Natural Beeswax Oil Conditioner- Rejuvenate Restore & Preserve Sunfaded or Cracked Boots Jackets Saddles Car Auto Upholstery Furniture- USA Made
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Raymond Shea
> 3 dayUsed this on a dry and wrinkled holster. All the wrinkles and dryness disappeared. Used 2 coats rubbed in very well 10 minutes apart after warming holster on heater vent for 10 minutes. Very happy with this product.
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doug b.
> 3 dayI now know how bad I let my motorcycle gloves get. Esp living in a dry area my gloves were rock hard. Now they are like new. Make sure to let them dry for a few days though get slippery. Used on boots also.
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BonVivant
> 3 dayRevives and beautifies leather.
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Marco
> 3 dayAwesome product to bring back life and looks to shoes and other leather products. Great protection to the elements and easy to apply!
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Lark ⭐
> 3 dayThis conditioner helped my couch immensely. It had some some damage that aged an arm and this product really absorbed into the leather well. Been very impressed.
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Louis A Sousa
> 3 dayI love this stuff. It really softens the leather. There is not much in the way of shine if that is your preference. It gives good waterproofing. I have used it on a few leather briefcases, camera bags, camera straps and several pairs of shoes. it will darken the leather. Test on a spot first. Wonderful smell, and your hands feel great when you are done too. Great stuff.
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Dr. Wayne Marquardt
> 3 daySoaks in and softens up leather boots with ease. Glad I chose this over some of the other products out there. It is a heavy duty protectant.
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rtr
Greater than one weekSaved a leather steering wheel on my old truck that had a large area that wore out. Took about 6 applications but my steering wheel is soft again. I am very happy.
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josh
> 3 dayCant go wrong with this stuff. Best boot product I have found and even works on chapped nips
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Richard J. Lee
> 3 dayIt goes on easy, application of heat either by a hair dryer or sun on a hot day will soak it in. Works great on boots and all sorts of leather goods u want to preserve and make water resistant. It absorbs easier than Snoseal, but I think Snoseal has a higher beeswax content.
The Only Natural Industrial Strength Leather Protection For Your Boots
Heavy Duty LP provides a natural barrier to grime and reinforces against scuffing. With the Beeswax/Propolis Suspension formula, a little goes a long way. It waterproofs naturally, still allowing leather to breath. With regular application, people are getting years of wear from their leather boots!
Leather Care and Conditioning for Tack
Not just for boots, Obenauf’s leather preservative (lp), is widely used to condition leather saddles, saddle bags, chaps, harnesses, bridles, straps, and holsters. Heavy Duty LP protects your leather from dehydration and your horse from chaffing!
Reproofing Waxed Cotton Garments and Hats
More than a leather conditioner, use Heavy Duty LP as a wax waterproofing on canvas garments and bags. Apply by hand, then warm with a low heat blow dryer to reproof your cotton oilskin dusters and hats.
Originally Developed for Firefighters
Heavy Duty LP
Over 30 years ago, an Idaho Wildland Firefighter developed this unique Beeswax/Propolis Suspension Formula to protect leather against caustic fire retardant chemicals, ash, heat, water, and abrasion. Natural oils are gradually released into the fibers as a long-term lubrication. Heat or continued flexing causes oils to be released faster. Leather gets oiled when and where it needs it most; while on the job!
Recommended Application
At room temperature, apply by hand as body temperature helps melt LP into leather. Two applications last longer in wet conditions. For absorption, allow ten minutes or up to one hour between treatments. On smooth leather, buff off excess with a clean cloth. On nubuck, use a soft bristled brush. One ounce should provide one application to a pair of tall boots. Apply every 6 to 8 weeks or as needed.
Extensive Lab and Field Testing Compared Obenauf"s Against Other Products. Rated Superior and Proven to Resist:
- Dynamic and Static Water Penetration
- Scuffing and Abrasion
- Manure Acid, Salt, Chemicals
- Premature Cracking and Parching Due to Heat
- Stitch Tear and Dry Rot
- Perspiration