what do YOU use to treat your buck leather

[David Martin]

Razor, Rotate that big buck. I like him! DM

 

[tiguy7]

I use Renaisance Wax on all my leather. It's expensive, but all the museums use it to conserve their collections. I must be a collector?

 

[BasiliOS]

I use Renaisance Wax on all my leather. It's expensive, but all the museums use it to conserve their collections. I must be a collector?

I've never actually used that on leather but I have on everything else.

It works wonders tho.

How does it work with leather. Does it dry it up?

 

[tiguy7]

The leather soaks it up, so the treated leather does not feel greasy. Try it on an old pair of dress/driving gloves.

 

[wolfdog]

I used to do professional book restoration and used a number of things over the years, but mostly it was some combination of lanolin and neat's foot oil.

This is what I use now on sheaths. It has a combination of neat's foot oil, lanolin and something else. That something else sure looks and smells like coconut oil, though it's not a listed ingredient. Coconut oil is another traditional leather conditioner.



Mother's also has a leather cleaner, which I have not needed to use.

 

[sitflyer]

So many options...
Decided to go with the mink oil...
Worked real good!
Thanx to all replies.