No problem

Posted by Michaelson from leospace047.utsi.edu on March 22, 2001 at 14:01:32:

In Reply to: Thanks! posted by mmarosy on March 22, 2001 at 13:56:46:

: I've always used Lexol on my hockey skates, but didn't think to use it for the jacket. D'OH! I never did quite like the smell of lexol, though. Probably because I also associate it with the smell of used skates. :-)

I think you'll be ok with just the single treatment. As Doc pointed out, though, it does build up to a really great protection for the leather, but with continuous use. I put an extremely heavy coating of dressing on my deerskin FS jacket, and had the same results you have with your lambskin, but did so under advice of Dave Marshall of FS itself. I thought it would NEVEr soak in, but did the same thing I just advised to you. The jacket is now just as soft as the day it arrived, but has been in more than one rain storm, and the water beads up on it like it were made of rubber, so it can be buffed down without messing up the surface of the leather. I just wouldn't advise you doing it again. Regards. Michaelson

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