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Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil 32 oz.
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Like a fine face cream, Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil seeps into the skin and hydrates!
For 30 years Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil has been used by museums, collectors, decorators, and auto enthusiasts all over the world to maintain valuable leather. It is known world wide for its ability to soften and restore even cardboard hard leather back to useful condition. A complex blend of proteins and collagens, with absolutely no oil fillers of any kind. It is totally unlike any other leather product. It will not stain or discolor leather and is perfectly safe even for equestrian use.
Simply massage generously into the leather with your hands, brush, sponge, or spray bottle, and let it be absorbed into the fibers. Its’ unique capillary action forces proteins into the leather and dirt out! Leather will be glove-soft, luxuriously supple, and strong! Prevents cracking, drying, and tearing.
A good ladies face cream actually shares many ingredients with Rejuvenator Oil, including collagen. The face creams work on a process that allows nutrients to seep down into the layers of the skin and help them hydrate (retain moisture), plump the new skin cells, and restore elasticity.
Although it was named Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil by the company's founding fathers, Ty Peck and George Pavlisko, Sr.,
It does not harm carpeting or headliners
and will also soften rubber door trim and vinyl. Repeated applications, with sufficient permeation time are required for cardboard hard, neglected leather. The enriching formula, once embedded in the leather fibers, continues to condition for several months.
involving the silicon based and sealer type family of
products, including wax.
These products do nothing but cause a seal on your
leather, vinyl, and rubber, which may provide an attractive finish upon
initial application, as all the dried pores are now filled in with the
sealer and the surface has a more uniform, glossy appearance. The silicon
products do not allow the leather fibers to breath or receive any
nourishment. The silicone oil will dissolve out the leather's natural oils and tend to make the leather sticky. Silicone oil's high electrostatic attraction will attract dust, grime, and air pollution to settle in your interior. Another unwanted side effect of the silicone products is the haze that forms on the unporous inside of your wind shield and mirror. The vapors have no place to inconspicuously or invisibly resettle and "haze" on these non-porous surfaces. This cryogenic haze is a chemical reaction to the sun and the chemicals. We absolutely do not recommend these products for any type of leather application.
Directions:
Use protective gloves and eyewear.
1. Vacuum the surface of the upholstered piece or interior well or use a soft brush to remove large particles of dirt, paying particular attention to seams, folds, and cracks.
2. Apply the Rejuvenator Oil liberally (about 4 oz. per seat) with your hands, soft sea sponge, or a soft paint type brush. Apply the Rejuvenator Oil more liberally nearer to the stitched areas as the conditioner will be able to migrate laterally well into the hide. Park the car in the sun with the windows rolled up to create a "steam room" for as long as practical, several hours or a day. In cooler weather, or for long-term storage in a garage, cover the seats with plastic wrap, and "warm" with a hair dryer.
3. Apply Prestine Clean by hand or with a soft Terry Cloth towel and massage out any suspended dirt. For tough dirt or vinyl convertible tops, a soft brush may be used. Let stand for a few minutes and rinse the surface with a soft, damp Terry Towel. Rinse Towel in warm, clean water regularly. Then, after all the dirt has been removed, gently buff to a luxurious finish with a clean, dry, Terry Towel.
For 30 years Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil has been used by museums, collectors, decorators, and auto enthusiasts all over the world to maintain valuable leather. It is known world wide for its ability to soften and restore even cardboard hard leather back to useful condition. A complex blend of proteins and collagens, with absolutely no oil fillers of any kind. It is totally unlike any other leather product. It will not stain or discolor leather and is perfectly safe even for equestrian use.
Simply massage generously into the leather with your hands, brush, sponge, or spray bottle, and let it be absorbed into the fibers. Its’ unique capillary action forces proteins into the leather and dirt out! Leather will be glove-soft, luxuriously supple, and strong! Prevents cracking, drying, and tearing.
A good ladies face cream actually shares many ingredients with Rejuvenator Oil, including collagen. The face creams work on a process that allows nutrients to seep down into the layers of the skin and help them hydrate (retain moisture), plump the new skin cells, and restore elasticity.
Although it was named Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil by the company's founding fathers, Ty Peck and George Pavlisko, Sr.,
| it actually contains no oil fillers such as mineral or petroleum oil. The formula is based on a natural old Swedish Secret and is a complex blend of proteins and collagen that actually restore the tensile strength to the leather, not just sit on top and make it slick and greasy. |  |
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Rejuvenator Oil contains no Silicon that dries leather and no wax that merely sits on the surface and does nothing for the leather fibers themselves, and eventually wears away. Let's talk a minute about the leather care myth |
Directions:
Use protective gloves and eyewear.
1. Vacuum the surface of the upholstered piece or interior well or use a soft brush to remove large particles of dirt, paying particular attention to seams, folds, and cracks.
2. Apply the Rejuvenator Oil liberally (about 4 oz. per seat) with your hands, soft sea sponge, or a soft paint type brush. Apply the Rejuvenator Oil more liberally nearer to the stitched areas as the conditioner will be able to migrate laterally well into the hide. Park the car in the sun with the windows rolled up to create a "steam room" for as long as practical, several hours or a day. In cooler weather, or for long-term storage in a garage, cover the seats with plastic wrap, and "warm" with a hair dryer.
3. Apply Prestine Clean by hand or with a soft Terry Cloth towel and massage out any suspended dirt. For tough dirt or vinyl convertible tops, a soft brush may be used. Let stand for a few minutes and rinse the surface with a soft, damp Terry Towel. Rinse Towel in warm, clean water regularly. Then, after all the dirt has been removed, gently buff to a luxurious finish with a clean, dry, Terry Towel.
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Review Summary
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60% Recommend this product (6 of 10 responses)
By Lawrence J.
Wesley Chapel, Florida
Leatherique Prestine Clean & Leatherique Rejuvenator are GREAT!
March 10, 2021
Using the Leatherique Prestine Clean & Leatherique Rejuvenator combo kit was the best investment I have ever made regarding cleaning leather seats in both of my vehicles. Easy to apply then you let the SUN do it's thing and bake the leather and then just wipe off. Just make sure you read the easy to follow instructions. You will be blown away by the results.
Very easy to apply and remove. Anyone can do this...
By John
San Jose, CA
Leather care at its best
August 22, 2020
BUY 32 OZ REJUVENATOR!!! Product is for the detailing & detailed enthusiast.
Product is semi pricey, but results are worth it. This product goes on 1ST BEFORE CLEANER. I use this liberally on leather seats, let it sit out in summer heat (did 5-8 hrs), got the 16oz cleaner to clean. Takes slight elbow grease & a few towels to get the rejuvenator out, but in the next few days, the leather got so much softer. Smell is close to real hide leather smell, but in a new car leather smell way. Love this product for the results, but every great thing requires some work.
I do this interior detailing portion on the off weeks I’m not working on the paint detail. Gives me more more time to work the product into the seats for longterm care.
Have used this for last 15 years... thanks to my brother who used this his MKIV Supras (1 tan & 1 black - tan is so so nice after doing this) & his Lexus’ & showed me this years ago. 32oz is best value.
AG gives best price
Best leather care long term
Do it once every year is easy
Supple leather, amazing seats after cure
Clean leather
Multi-Use: used on leather couch & on older leather shoes for soft leather results (Came out great)
Slightly expensive
Not for beginners or those who don?t want to put time into leather care
Leather looks matte (I just like shiny but that?s not best attribute for leather taken care of)
Product is semi pricey, but results are worth it. This product goes on 1ST BEFORE CLEANER. I use this liberally on leather seats, let it sit out in summer heat (did 5-8 hrs), got the 16oz cleaner to clean. Takes slight elbow grease & a few towels to get the rejuvenator out, but in the next few days, the leather got so much softer. Smell is close to real hide leather smell, but in a new car leather smell way. Love this product for the results, but every great thing requires some work.
I do this interior detailing portion on the off weeks I’m not working on the paint detail. Gives me more more time to work the product into the seats for longterm care.
Have used this for last 15 years... thanks to my brother who used this his MKIV Supras (1 tan & 1 black - tan is so so nice after doing this) & his Lexus’ & showed me this years ago. 32oz is best value.
By Barry
Boston
Best Product For Leather
January 2, 2019
I use Leatherique on all my cars. It turned the old, hard, dryer out leather on my Corvette to glove soft. I use it once per year on all my cars to keep the leather like new.
By Jedediah T.
Chico, ca
Works great for most old worn out car seats
November 14, 2016
I've been using this stuff for years in my professional detailing business. I don't use it for every car because it is very pricey. I only use it when people are willing to pay a little extra because they have extra dry seats. The only bad experience I've had with it was on a king Ranch Ford truck, it turned the seats very dark and after using about $100 worth of product exactly as the directions suggested (leaving it saturated in the sun for two days with black garbage covering the seats)even after two attempts, still the seats were not significantly softer. although they were very dehydrated to begin with, my customer and I were both a little disappointed and I have never heard from her since. I still use this because I don't know of anything better. I suppose I could've tried mink oil or something but who knows.
By Jamie
The Netherlands
The best for Leather
October 6, 2014
Used it on a leather of a 28 yr old Mercedes from CA. Leather was neglected and hard/dry. With leatherique it became soft and colorfull again. The best you can get.
Leather is conditioned from underneat in the fibers.
The best you can get.
Expensive
Takes a lot of effort and time
Needs a warm Sunny day to use the product