4 Steps for Perfectly Conditioned Leather
Leather Rescue Conditioner has been called a "wonder product" by fans, but like any professional-grade product, you'll want to follow a few simple guidelines to ensure you get the best results.
Two things to note about Leather Rescue Conditioner, right off the bat. One: it's not for use on suede or nubuck. If you're looking to condition those new desert boots, sit tight. Two: it's been known to darken lighter leather upon application—but don't freak out. Your leather's original color will return over the next few weeks, and remain protected for up to six months.
1
Clean + Dry Leather
Use a gentle cleaner to remove any dust, dirt, and grime, then air dry completely before applying Leather Rescue Conditioner.
2
Apply Evenly at Room Temperature
Make sure you're out of direct sunlight, and in an area that's around room temperature (70°F). Using a cloth, sponge, or paintbrush, apply Leather Rescue Conditioner evenly to your clean, dry leather.
3
Wait 1 Hour
Allow the Conditioner to penetrate and absorb into your leather. It will take about 1 hour to absorb fully. Wipe off any excess, and buff out any uneven spots (some areas of your leather may be more "thirsty" than others) with a dry cloth if necessary.
4
Wear + Repeat
Reapply as necessary or desired.