Don't see much chatter about Connelly Hide Food, any experience with it?
05-10-2005, 06:19 PM
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Re: Don't see much chatter about Connelly Hide Food, any experience with it?
Hide Food: Been around forever. Good conditioners. Thick recipe. Not recommended for perforated leather, it will clog the pores and is sometimes hard to work out of seams. Goes rancid easily, short shelf life.
I prefer Zaino or even Mothers to Lexol. I find Lexol a pain to use. The results are fine, but the process is more tedious and time consuming than some others.
I prefer Zaino or even Mothers to Lexol. I find Lexol a pain to use. The results are fine, but the process is more tedious and time consuming than some others.
05-11-2005, 10:15 AM
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I recall seeing somewhere
that it works well on British leather as in a Rolls, but isn't much suited for other types.
Also seem to recall that saddle soap and its ilk are best only for hard leather such as is found around a horse, not good for auto leather.
Stick with Lexol or similar, they do just fine.
Also seem to recall that saddle soap and its ilk are best only for hard leather such as is found around a horse, not good for auto leather.
Stick with Lexol or similar, they do just fine.
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