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Posted by Michaelson from leospace047.utsi.edu on March 27, 2001 at 18:59:40:

In Reply to: Yes, and no posted by Michealson on March 27, 2001 at 18:54:30:

Aerosol can? You're talking about Letap, not Lexol, and THAT'S what Wested sells. It's very good too, but unfortunately a proprietary product, so no one over here makes a like leather conditioner. It dispenses in a foam from an aerosol can, then liquifies to be rubbed into the leather, but buffed after drying. Weird stuff, but very effective. If you can get hold of some, do so. Great stuff. It's just not available in the US. Regards. Michaelson

: Check out the FAQ at IndyGear. The details and recommendations are there. I would add that the new Pecards Motorcycle lotion is a close second, and maybe a first in substitution for Lexol on tight grain leathers. I've used both, and like them equally, but have to say the Pecards lotion edges the Lexol somewhat. Just my opinion, though. Regards. Michaelson

:
: : was the best way to go.
: : Does anyone know which is best?

: : As far as it being in an aerosol can....if it's better than Pecards, I will find a way to get it.

: : Thanks

: : jr

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