Lexol® Neatsfoot Leather Conditioner

Beautify Your Light-Colored Leather

Lexol Neatsfoot Leather Conditioner helps to soften and renew leather. It conditions the leather and helps protect it from cracking and premature aging by using the finest neatsfoot oils to keep it strong and supple. The oils bond to the fibers in the leather and won’t seep onto non-leather surfaces or your clothing. Lexol Neatsfoot Leather Conditioner is a non-darkening formula that will help keep your light-colored (blonde) leather looking like new. It’s ideal for equine leather tack including saddles, bridles, harnesses, and riding boots, and doesn’t leave a greasy residue. Use Lexo Neatsfoot Leather Conditioner regularly to keep your leather looking and performing its best.

Lexol Neatsfoot Leather Conditioner helps prolong the life of your leather and protect your tack investment.

  • Non-darkening formula is ideal for smooth, light-colored leather
  • Our formula softens leather and helps prevent cracking
  • For best results, use with Lexol Leather Cleaner

Directions For Use:

For best results, start with Lexol Leather Cleaner.

1. shake neatsfoot bottle well and apply conditioner onto a clean microfiber cloth

2. smooth evenly into your leather until consistently dispersed

3. allow to absorb into your leather for a few minutes

4. Wipe off excess with a clean cloth to maintain your leather’s supple feel

 

Lexol Tip:

To keep your leather tack in its prime, use Lexol Leather Cleaner and Lexol Leather Conditioner or Lexol Neatsfoot Leather Conditioner every six months, and Lexol 3-in-1 Leather Care for touch-ups every two months. Remember to test product in a small, inconspicuous area before using.

NOTE:

Not recommended for use on suede or extremely soft leather.

Caution:

Keep out of reach of children and pets. For more ingredient information, visit data.energizer.com/SDS.

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