Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil 32 oz | Leather Conditioner Oil & Automotive Leather Restorer | Softens, Conditions & Revives Dry, Hard & Water-Damaged Leather | Perfect for Cars, Furniture,Saddle & More

Would you believe if I would say that this is the best product for leather care that I ever had in the past 40 years riding motorcycle? It is indeed, it reconditions and cleans while moisturizing any type of leather. Works well on Alan Edmunds shoes, Audi A8 seats, Frank Thomas $1500 motorcycle jacket, motorcycle seat and pretty much anything. For best results apply every six months and make sure to store your items properly in the areas where it's not too dry. Google how to properly store leather items.

Previously always used chemical guys leather conditioner which I do like very much; used this the last few times and if you follow their instructions, which is to apply, rub in; let sit for a while, and then to use their cleaner afterwords; then it is fabulous; if you don't buy and use the cleaner, then it appears to leave a bit of a rougher texture to the leather. smell is not overwhelming; I also used it on a steering wheel in a 10 year old Tesla that had a few rough spots on it; I gave it a generous coating and then covered it with a trash bag for 24 hours; then used cleaner, and it restored the leather wonderfully!

Awesome product! Literally rejuvenated my 30 years Mercedes Benz car leather seats in just one application. Just follow the instructions and clean throughly with pristine cleaner. I used more cleaner than rejuvenator oil

Leatherique is best leather treatment but also the most work. Second place goes to Griots garage leather conditioner.

Over the years (decades?) I decided to start keeping a short list of products whose performance so wildly exceeded any reasonable expectation I had for them that they stand out as magical, made from alien technology, or delivered from the future. Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil is one of them. A heavy application once or twice a year is all that is needed to keep leather in perfect condition for, as far as I can tell, forever. I sold a 25-year old car (Porsche) two years ago whose interior was full leather and I had maintained with Leatherique. Being my daily driver and commuter, it was parked outside during the day and driven every day all year to 151k miles. Aside from areas of abrasion (driver's bolsters), the leather looked absolutely brand new. Use a lot of Rejuvenator Oil. For a 4-seat car, use 1 cup of oil. Spread it with your hands and apply more where it soaks in more quickly until the leather is all uniformly coated and no longer absorbing. Let it sit for 24 hours or more as the instructions say, then wipe off with very dilute mild soapy solution (or Prestine Clean, but I just use mild soap). During the soaking time it really does lift dirt, oils, and other junk in the leather to the surface where it can be wiped off. Use a big bucket because the soap solution gets very dirty. The oil works slowly: the leather looks and feels best 1-2 weeks after application. If you want to keep your leather in perfect condition for 20, 30, or more years, this is the stuff. Even better, Amazon now has it for a somewhat lower price and much lower shipping than direct from Leatherique.

1. This isn’t like cream conditioners most people are used to. This oil needs to be applied and left to soak in for at least a day if not two or three. It works best in high heat left out in the sunlight. It’s not going to perform quite as well If applied other times of year. 2. It’s only going to work on real leather. If your seats are a mix of leather and pleather, save the expense of applying the product to the non-leather sections. It won’t do anything except sit on the surface and become sticky/gummy and it’s a bit of work to clean it back off. No sense in wasting product on these parts. I use 301 vinyl protectant on the pleather, doors, and dash areas. 3. It’s important to let it soak thoroughly. On a brand new seat or a very neglected seat it will become increasingly better after 2-3 applications; I do them back to back. I just plan on not driving the vehicle for a week while it does it’s magic. 4. Once I’m done. I will wipe the seats down with a microfiber towel so as to get most of the stickiness left behind removed. It will go away completely on its own eventually but you may not want to wait that long. Personally, I think this is the best product I’ve used on leather seats. To reiterate. If your seats are not genuine leather than this is not the correct product.

From leatherworkers to AI, this is by far the most praised product in leather care and restoration

I've read the previous owner's/user's positive reviews prior to purchasing the Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil. I have Black Nappa leather for a BMW 330i and after years of hot sun the leather on the front seats had turned to hard cardboard and cracking. I've soaked and soaked about half of the 32 ounce bottle with no luck. Maybe the other reviews have suede or fake leather because real leather doesn't absorbed liquid. I should've known. The "oil" wasn't being absorbed, but evaporated. I'd tried massaging the oil into the seats and letting the heat of the sun to help soften the leather. Initially I'd thought it worked after many treatments, but it was my optimistic hope that's deceiving me. Also the liquid may feel oily, but I doubt there's much oil in it(runny like water). Your best bet is to either get new seats or find a leather upholsterer to redo the seats.

Exceptional product. The reviews and YouTube video’s all rate this product as exceptional. And they are right. Our leather is absolutely transformed. We used it in our vintage car leather (Connelly leather), chairs from Paris, an old barber chair - and each time the product has been transformative. Entirely different from other products.