Revive and Rejuvenate with Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil 16 oz. Review

The seat belt got caught in my husband's car door and didn't close properly. It rained during the night and the leather seat got wet. I was so angry. The Skinner worked wonders.

This worked very well to soften the leather seats in my 2003 Chrysler 300m with 120,000 miles. I applied it with a gloved hand and just smeared it all over the seats. Then I leave them in direct sunlight for 24 hours. The result was a messy, sticky residue. To clean this I used Adams Leather Cleaner with Magic Eraser. This got rid of all the dirt and they came out very well. There is no general smell. The skin is now soft, not shiny, a little sticky. I didn't realize how dirty my seats were…

I bought this product hoping to revitalize an old leather jacket that had been sitting in the garage for years. I've treated, cleaned and retreated it and I'm very happy with the look (and smell) of the jacket. The skin was worn, cracked and felt very dry, but now it feels soft and supple. The jacket came back from the garage and is now part of my winter wardrobe again. This is my only experience with the product but I would definitely recommend Leatherique. It's important to note that I bought

This product works wonders. This will be one of the best products I have ever bought. With my 2013 Ford F150 Platinum, I wanted to keep my skin in shape. Well it didn't work with the products in the store it was dried in so I researched and found many products and the way their descriptions were brilliant. Which is funny because the last one. In 2 months I spent $1200 on leather cleaner and conditioner, even Colourlock from New Zealand which was a joke as my cleaner was empty in the pack. These