This coat is about 25 years old and has dried out quite a bit.
It used to be very dark, maybe because of the lanolin or other moisturizer.
I'm hoping to moisturize and condition it again.
What do you recommend?
Thanks.
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This coat is about 25 years old and has dried out quite a bit.
It used to be very dark, maybe because of the lanolin or other moisturizer.
I'm hoping to moisturize and condition it again.
What do you recommend?
Thanks.
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>>> This coat is about 25 years old and has dried out quite a bit.
Here is a product review of a 40-year-old shearling - Posted by Larry Bauman on 31st Jul 2017.
"This product revived my 40-year-old Sheepskin coat that cracked at the touch of it after applying another company's 'Restoration' product.
That other product ruined my coat, and I was about to throw it away but took a chance on the Leather Doctor.
After applying Hydrater-3.3, I saw an immediate change.
I then continued with the Fatliquor-5.0, and was shocked to see the change.
My coat is now as soft and supple as it was when I purchased it in 1975!
Don't even take a chance on valuable leathers with other companies' products, this one will amaze you with its results.".
>>> It used to be very dark, maybe because of the lanolin or other moisturizer.
The fat and oil moisture content evaporates as the shearling dries, and lightens it. Hydrator-3.3 with Fatliquor-5.0 rejuvenating system will bring back part of the lost color intensity.
>>> I'm hoping to moisturize and condition it again.
Read the instruction of the kit to clean and condition both sides of the shearling accordingly.
>>> What do you recommend?
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Shearling Suede Cleaner and Conditioner Kit Ss3.
https://leatherdoctor.com/shearling-...ioner-kit-ss3/
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