?About a vet brought back Luger

[GWA]

I stand by my statement. Pecards is terrible.

[r.blue]

Here's what you put on the leather....a little bit goes a long way. Wipe the holster clean first and then apply in small amounts. Even though this product will not hurt stitching you have to be careful when using it around the stitching because you can rub dirt into the stitch and darken it.
R.Blue

[JoeW]

Okay Roscoe, you're using that ritzy stuff from the Jaguar company? Does one need a loan to buy it? Different strokes for different folks.

[r.blue]

Now Joe....I didn't attack Picards That was George! I used to use it before I started using this stuff. Picards works well. But I like this better.
I think it goes for around $6 a jar but it lasts forever. I bought a case which has 6 jars in it.
It used to be called HIDE FOOD but the name had to be changed because of safety reasons.....I guess somebody was dumb enough to eat it
Anyway....the Godfather of hosters, J. J., swears buy it and I know better to argue with him....I've still got the scars from previous lectures.

And yes, it's sold in through Jaguar dealerships but as you can see mine needed a little more than Hide Food
R.Blue

[Raven26]

In an effort not to argue, I suggest not placing anything on the leather. I use to put a small amount of leather preserver/conditioner on some items. I stopped using anything on leather, and I have been very happy ever since. A nice brushing with a soft bristle brush and that is all. Thanks, Frank