

Fiebings Pure Neatsfoot Oil
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Dan Saxon
> 3 dayI use this to maintain the mask of my Gränsfors Bruks Scandinavian Forest Axe. It dyed it a darker color, so if you intend on using this for clothes, beware. It also has a strong odor. However, both of these things were inconsequential to me, and I think I liked them anyway. I would use this on baseball gloves and other similar items, but I wouldnt use it to maintain something where the color change would be a bad thing.
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Arthur Lucarino
> 3 dayEasy to apply makes leather soft
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D Davis
> 3 dayGreat Stuff. Helped the leather look a lot better on an old trunk.
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toolness1
> 3 dayThis stuff is smelly but it works great to work-in stiff reproduction slings and holsters for firearms. I bought some repro mauser, Springfield, and Steyr M95 slings that were SUPER stiff and were way too obviously brand-new reproductions. I soak them in this stuff and work them in my hands and it softens them up and gives them a little bit more of a proper look for the rifles.
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E. Maier
> 3 dayThis is the best product for breaking in dress shoes. I apply it generously and let it soak in overnight. After a week of wearing the shoes, theyre broken in perfectly and ready for a good polish/cream if desired. Brings new life to all leather. I also treat new leather work gloves. Makes them more comfortable and last a lot longer.
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Arianna Wilkinson
> 3 dayWorked great on my 40+ year old R#d Wing work boots. Poured some into a can and used a disposable paint brush to apply. I did two applications for these overly dried out boots, let set overnight and buffed the boots the next day. The boots did darken a shade or two, but that was to be expected as noted on products bottle. Otherwise, worked great and at a good price.
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J Lynn
> 3 dayI soaked some old reins in a bowl of oil overnight, it worked amazingly!! I used a couple layers of it on some old boots and it bought them back to life! LOVE this stuff!
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WaltA
Greater than one weekI had to use this to restore a saddle that was damaged in the recent flooding. It worked great.
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Shannon G
> 3 dayThe only oil to break in a baseball glove. Been using it my entire life and have to have it whenever I or my kids get a new glove.
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HoboWhisperer
> 3 dayThis oil did wonders for my old leather boots. They are much more supple now that Ive put a few coatings on. The container was more than enough to treat the pair of 9 leather boots with 4 or 5 coatings (with a fair amount to spare). It had been a long time since they had been oiled, so I wouldnt expect as much to be needed next time. I would buy this again.