Fiebings Yellow Saddle Soap Oz Review

I use this on my boots and other leather goods with great success as many reviewers have already confirmed. However, I tried it on the leather seats of my 1997 Toyota 4runner which had never been washed and they were like new! Look at the photo of the clean and dirty rear seats side by side. The end result is soft, supple and clear skin. An added bonus is that this product smells just like my grandma's homemade soap from Eastern Europe - very fresh.

I remember my dad used this when I was a kid. So when I was looking for something to clean my Ariat leather boots I chose Fiebing and I'm very glad I did. As you can see. , the boot on the left is before and on the right is after using the saddle soap. Huge difference! The color hasn't changed much, maybe a little darker but not very noticeable. In any case, the beauty of the skin is enhanced. I am very happy with the results and would recommend it to anyone looking to enhance the beauty and…

My boots are at least 15 years old and I don't remember ever treating them with anything (though probably quite a while ago). I wore them while I was helping my brother put new floors in his house for a few days. In Virginia tone. under rain. When I got home they were in a mess. I tried Revain and although I had never heard of Fiebing's the reviews were good so I ordered a can. The results were just amazing (I have before and after photos but don't know how to post them -?). They look…

First I ordered a yellow tin but got a white one instead. Excellent. never mind At first I had no idea how to use it as there were no instructions on the jar. But as soon as I read it online I used some water and put some of this "soap" on my shoes, rubbed it for a few seconds but it barely lathered. So I thought let me just wash it off and maybe this would work. To my dismay the leather has faded badly and now I have to throw away my almost unused $200 shoes. Do yourself a favor and don't risk

This material is excellent for cleaning the inside of a Louis Vuitton bag without leaving streaks or water stains. Get a shoe brush, make sure it's not too hard, some distilled water, not bottled water, mix some soap on the brush along with the water and brush in all directions over and over again until You will see that the spots have disappeared. Then pat dry with a cotton cloth or good quality paper towels and remove water. Distilled water doesn't leave water stains, so you can use it…

For cleaning leather bags, shoes and car leather. Leaves any item cleaner and leather items softer. Automotive leather is not like shoes or bags. It's mostly coated leather, with faux leather on "untouchable" surfaces. Coated leather has a coating similar to a clear coat on top of lacquer. Saddle soap cleans the surface; Nothing inside gets clean because the coating stops it. It also stops dirt and other liquids, so who cares? Don't tell anyone but I've also used it on suede and it didn't go…

I received this product after much research on the best way to clean my leather shoes. I think it works? I don't know if he didn't like me because my leather ballet flats were so worn and I wanted to wear them too long? While rubbing the soap into the flat I noticed that some of the color (light coral) was fading and I started to worry. I tried working in a different area of the apartment to see if the same thing would happen and it happened. After that, I stopped and didn't go to the other…

My dad used Fiebing's (and Kiwi too, but Fiebing's - if it's harder to find without potholders - cheaper!) and grew up during the Depression. He never left the pantry empty, and he was frugal, frugal, frugal! And basically, saddle soap is an inexpensive product that helps keep your stuff in good condition for longer. A win! For example, buy yourself a nice pair of leather boots. You've spent a lot of money on these babes, but they're built to last. So start them off with saddle soap and it will

So you made the same mistake I did. You've tried to "treat" your light-colored Sperry tops to bring them back to life, and the leather conditioner you used to condition and soften the leather permanently darkened the color of your favorite shoes. DO NOT THROW YOUR SHOES. You can fix the problem and restore it to NEW STATE. I have used multiple products and processes. This is what I found to work. The problem with finishing Sperry Top Sides in the beautiful Sahara color is the type of leather…