Fiebings 100 Pure Neatsfoot Oil Review

From time to time I make mistakes. My mistake is that I use an image to order a product. The product is obviously good, I just didn't read the description and paid too much for a very small bottle of this oil. Once again learned the lesson you gave me, don't waste your money on a small bottle, go to a tractor supplier and you can get a much larger bottle for half the price, I'd send it back but I'll skin it tanning and doesn't want to lose any more time. Find another seller.

Although I use mink oil, it contains sugar, which is very damaging to the skin. With Neatsfoot Oil you get color and protection as well as suppleness without leaving your skin beyond the breaking point as this product contains no sugars or fatty acids. I use it for both watch straps and boots. Also, this product will not rub or discolor threads and stitch or sew on leather. Note the white stitching on my watch strap which is currently covered in three coats of oil. I also treated the original…

A few years ago I bought a Bible that a naval officer bought aboard the USS California during World War II in Australia, wrapped it in a 1948 newspaper and kept it in a trunk in the attic of his house until the end for more than sixty years. The Bible was in excellent condition but the genuine leather was dry, faded and hard. I bought a bottle of this oil and started applying its layer to my skin. I applied it and let it sit four or five times over a period of several months. Once I took it out

I'm giving this 5 stars to compensate those who are giving it 1 star because they don't know how to do it. read. Why is it their fault for not reading the product description and paying too much? Tractor Supply has something cheaper but they were out of stock and I needed it fast. I paid a little more (still a great price) but got it sooner than Amazon predicted. This is a great product and works well hence it deserves 5 stars. The fact that others overpaid due to laziness should not affect the

I prefer pure leather oil (as opposed to a compound which can contain mixed synthetic oils and can sometimes damage stitching). Fiebing's generous coating, carefully rubbed in, worked wonders on my old and very dry baseball gloves, WWII holsters and some other small leather items. The second application a few weeks later continued the restoration and rejuvenation of the skin. Of course, it's best to treat your leather products fairly regularly from the start. But if you're missing out, pure…