I used the Lexol on my King Ranch saddle leather seats. It turns it dark and then later it will dry and return to normal color.
I've noticed the neatsfeet does as well, about 24 hrs for normal color to come back
Lexol will dry and color returns in less than an hour. I like neatsfoot for saddles, ball mits etc. but for my fine leather, I use Lexol. Just my opinion.
I'll give it a try anyways, never hurts to try something new
Neatsfoot oil will ruin a leather holster. The more you put on it, the faster it turns into soft shapeless mush.
Ask me how I know.
Cleaner/conditioners are available for holsters.
Is this also true with horsehide?
that's kinda what I figured.
Ya know, I really can't say firsthand. After I ruined a nice cowhide holster, I bought a horsehide Galco, which came with a warning not to use neatsfoot oil, but instead to use the expensive Galco cream. I took their word for it and still have the horsehide Galco holster.
Use Black Rock. Probably find it in cow town
I thought liberally meant that he took the oil from someone else.
J/K
Remember that there is a difference between the pure and the compound. Know the difference. The pure is 100% neatsfoot oil while the compound might only contain trace amounts.
Michael
