🧴 Carr & Day & Martin Ko-Cho-Line Leather Dressing 225G - The Ultimate Solution for Leather Care Review

Although tacky and messy to use, this is the best leather treatment available. smearing Wait. wipe it away Hang to soak and dry. Takes a long time. Softens, preserves and the skin feels great - like new after a few days.

My saddles got moldy preparing/didn't ride a human because I had just given birth to a human. I cleaned them with white vinegar and water, let them dry well in the sun, and then applied Ko Cho Line. My saddles look BEAUTIFUL! I'd bathe in this shit if I could, a million stars

Works great on dry and rough skin. Before applying, clean the skin, apply to the skin, let it dry and then wipe off. Light skin becomes darker. Since it is a kind of lubricant, the application and curing time is best in the warm season. For best results in cold weather, application and setting time should be done in a temperature controlled room.

The container was opened during transport and the entire inside of the bag was coated with leather impregnation. To be honest, I am deeply disappointed. The glass is almost half empty. I would very much like to get my money back for not getting full price or please send more ❤️Update: Bought another one because I need it for leather stuff. He came out all broken and stuff. I can't imagine how many packages people get with the product opened in.

I bought an old, high-quality dressage saddle with English leather that felt like it had been baked in an oven. It was dry and inflexible. I've tried everything I normally do for gentle handling of the saddle but nothing worked, not even my fallback method Passier Lederbalsam. I smeared Koholin with my hands, trying to get into every nook and cranny, then let it sit overnight for at least the recommended 12 hours. Voila! The valve leather is now soft and supple and looks exactly how a County…

I started using this product to care for my dishes many years ago. Today my husband is used to using it several times a year when he thoroughly cleans his dressage saddle and bridle. We use it for all of our school potholders. It deeply nourishes skin without leaving it dry and stretchy when overly hydrated (yes, I'm talking about you Neatsfoot Oil!). It can darken light skin, see if that bothers you. Apply a thin coat, leave overnight for a deep condition, buff and go. Not greasy. Use on…

This is the best product I have ever bought to clean and condition all my leather goods, bridles and bibs. My shelves are stocked with creams and waxes that I have bought in the past to condition my leather. I've tried them all with minimal success. Ko Cho Line is very suitable not only for cleaning, but also for restoring my old dried skins. You are solid and rich again. This stuff really works! I noticed that some reviews said it darkened their skin, but that wasn't the case with my oven mitt

I used Ko-Cho-Line Leather Dressing to clean 6 different length quality leather dog leashes and 2 leather dog collars that had been sealed in sealed plastic containers for over 5 years. As I pulled the leather items from the plastic bins, the dog smell was unbearable. I seriously considered just tossing them in the trash can. Knowing how expensive it would be to replace all those leather items, I carelessly tossed them in the washing machine with lots of detergent. After washing, they still had

I'm also a C&R collector and I also have leather outdoor gear like ax sheaths and I have a few items that I keep for use. restores the elasticity of leather products. There are some fast acting treatments that have the side effect of darkening the leather due to its original tanning quality. That is, the skin transitions from a tanned state to a darker tone, approaching a darker brown. These are not necessarily saturated browns, but simply a transition to darkness. Ko-Cho-Line does not belong…