[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: questions
- From: pmick12@xxxxxxxxxxx
- To: <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, bliz1998@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 09 Oct 2007 15:41:05 -0400
Be careful with the neatsfoot oil...if it is not "real" neatsfoot oil but some
compound of other, it > Nwill not do the job. Olive oil works as well...as
does the Lexol - and yes, keep rubbing until no more is being absorbed. After
you make the leads warm (by sitting on them while you drive around town) rub in
some more. Sarah is right...you can salvage some pretty scary leather stuff -
it just takes a little elbow grease and some time.
Peggy
s.o experience with leashes but with various leather pieces around horses we
would
generously rub in neatfoot oil or the beeswax stuff the boss swore by. Rub in
until no more is
being absorbed then wipe off excess. Might take 2 rounds on consecutive days
but I've
brought back some pretty scary stuff that way.
>
> Sarah> Hi Listers,> > I have a question about leather leads.
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