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Descrição do Produto: Obenauf’s Leather Conditioner – Leather Oil (16oz)
O Obenauf’s Leather Conditioner – Leather Oil é a solução definitiva para quem busca restaurar e proteger seus itens de couro. Com uma fórmula exclusiva que combina óleos naturais, própolis e cera de abelha, este condicionador de couro não apenas estende a vida útil de seus produtos, mas também os revitaliza, trazendo de volta a sua aparência original. Ideal para botas, jaquetas, bolsas, interiores de carros e móveis de couro, o Leather Oil é um produto versátil que atende a diversas necessidades.
Este condicionador é especialmente eficaz na restauração de couro seco, sendo altamente recomendado para motociclistas que desejam manter suas vestimentas em perfeito estado. Além disso, o Leather Oil é um aliado indispensável para encurtar o período de amaciamento de botas de couro novas e rígidas, proporcionando conforto desde o primeiro uso. A aplicação do óleo é facilitada pelo aplicador incluído em cada frasco, garantindo que você possa tratar suas peças de couro de maneira prática e eficiente.
Fabricado nos Estados Unidos pela Obenauf’s, o Leather Oil é um produto de alta qualidade que se destaca no mercado pela sua eficácia e facilidade de uso. Com ele, você pode ter a certeza de que seus itens de couro estarão sempre protegidos e bem cuidados.
- Instruções de Uso:
Para utilizar o Obenauf’s Leather Conditioner – Leather Oil, siga os passos abaixo:
1. Preparação: Certifique-se de que a superfície do couro esteja limpa e seca. Remova sujeira ou poeira com um pano macio.
2. Aplicação: Utilize o aplicador dauber incluído para aplicar uma quantidade generosa de Leather Oil na superfície do couro. Espalhe uniformemente, garantindo que todas as áreas sejam cobertas.
3. Absorção: Deixe o produto agir por pelo menos 30 minutos para permitir que os óleos naturais penetrem profundamente nas fibras do couro.
4. Finalização: Após a absorção, utilize um pano limpo para remover o excesso de produto e polir a superfície, se desejado.
Características do Produto:
– Composição: Mistura de óleos naturais, própolis e cera de abelha.
– Volume: 16 oz (aproximadamente 473 ml).
– Aplicador: Inclui um aplicador dauber para fácil aplicação.
– Versatilidade: Ideal para botas, jaquetas, bolsas, móveis e interiores de carros.
– Fabricante: Produzido nos EUA pela Obenauf’s, garantindo qualidade e confiabilidade.
Perguntas Frequentes (FAQ):
Pergunta: O Leather Oil é seguro para todos os tipos de couro?
Resposta: Sim, o Obenauf’s Leather Conditioner – Leather Oil é seguro para a maioria dos tipos de couro, incluindo couro liso e texturizado. Recomenda-se sempre testar em uma área pequena antes da aplicação completa.
Pergunta: Com que frequência devo aplicar o Leather Oil?
Resposta: A frequência de aplicação depende do uso e das condições do couro. Em geral, recomenda-se aplicar a cada 3 a 6 meses ou sempre que o couro parecer seco.
Pergunta: O produto pode ser usado em couro colorido?
Resposta: Sim, o Leather Oil é seguro para couro colorido, mas é aconselhável fazer um teste em uma área discreta para garantir que não haja alteração na cor.
Pergunta: O Leather Oil ajuda a repelir água?
Resposta: Embora o Leather Oil não seja um impermeabilizante, ele ajuda a criar uma barreira que pode oferecer alguma resistência à água. Para proteção adicional, considere usar um impermeabilizante específico após a aplicação do óleo.
Pergunta: Posso usar o Leather Oil em móveis de couro?
Resposta: Sim, o Obenauf’s Leather Conditioner – Leather Oil é excelente para móveis de couro, ajudando a restaurar e proteger a superfície, mantendo-a bonita e durável.
Bear Ngu –
Easy to use. Soaks in quickly and thoroughly. Makes the leather supple and moisturized. It worked wonders on my neglected Sperry Top Siders, a random pair of winter Ecco brand boots, my Zamberland leather backpacking boots and a very expensive pair of Fiorentini and Bakers. Only caveat is it will reduce shine on shiny or finished shine leathers and does darken existing colours. This doesn’t matter on black shoes but it is noticeable on brown leather. It isn’t a dramatic change and I really like how it looks and made the browns richer.
Timothy Palmer –
This review is for the 8oz. bottle of Obenauf’s Leather Oil. I had read all of the raving reviews and decided to try it myself. I purchased it for two leather bomber jackets. The product worked better than I imagined. The first jacket was a 20+ year old leather bomber jacket that was very dried out. The leather was stiff and very light in color due to age. I used about 1/4 of the bottle using the included applicator. The oil soaked in thoroughly and was dry to the touch in two days. Just for comparison, I originally did one sleeve with Obenauf’s and the other with Neatsfoot Oil. Both sleeves pretty much the same after a day or so. However, after a week, the Obenauf treated sleeve was noticeably softer and more pliable. I ended up doing the other sleeve and the entire jacket again with Obenauf’s. The result was dramatic. It was like getting a new jacket. The leather is much darker in color (I wanted that) and feel soft. It also repels water (in all fairness, any oil would cause that). So, I did my other bomber jacket. This one was a lot newer and really didn’t need that much work. I treated it the same as the other jacket, but this one did not absorb the oil. In fact, it pretty much stayed wet on the surface for a couple of days. I wiped it down and noticed that the jacked appeared slightly more pliable. It worked, just not as well on the newer jacket. For the price, the Obenauf’s Leather Oil is great deal. I highly recommend it for restoring and protecting a smooth leather jacket.
Patrick –
Efficient, effective and odor friendly
Timothy Palmer –
I believe in taking care of the things I own. This helps me do that. If you have leather boots/shoes it works great on them. I’ve used it family members purses and it makes them look great. Also works well on leather furniture. Don’t mind spending money on something that will make other things I own last longer.
Some before and after pictures below.
A. Radwan –
I have tried, used and abused all the best water proofing methods and substances over a thirty year period throughout the brutal conditions that Scotland can generate. This oil is for new applications on to new leather and builds up the base. It’s counterpart Heavy Duty LP (8 Ounces) feeds and waterproofs the leather.
This combo has an endurance that none of the other well know brands have. It works. it’s good to see it available in Britain again, but should be cheaper. Good natural ingredients. It’s developed for Firefighters in the U.S. Wilds of Idaho in the U.S of A
Kurt –
I’m definitely was ignorant to leather care, and my expensive leather jacket became old looking, dried and greying. One treatment with this oil and my jacket was revived from the slight water damage over the years. It has a smell, but it isn’t offensive. Highly recommend if you have an old leather jacket you want to wear again
LemurTech –
My Wilson double-collar bomber jacket–a $25 find-of-the-decade from the local second-hand store–is like no other jacket I have ever worn. The dark brown leather is soft and supple, to be sure, but it’s the design that makes this jacket irreplaceable: the inner collar that zips up the neck; the double-button cuffs; the durable brass hardware; the ventilated back panel that is cool for late spring, summer evenings, and early fall; and the zip-in liner that has kept me warm for three Northwest winters. It would be heartbreaking to lose it or see it damaged in some way.
So after a few years of wear out in the elements, the rich brown was starting to fade and dry, and I knew I needed to do something. I tried a little Lexol on the back panel. Meh… Darker and more supple, but also a bit “muddy-looking”. Enter Obenauf’s Leather Oil. I didn’t really know what to expect, and I was a little terrified. I mean, I knew from all my reading that it would darken the leather, but I didn’t have much insight into the process.
I gently wiped the oil on, section by section, using the funny little sponge applicator attached to the lid. I spread and massaged the oil in with my bare hands. It wasn’t looking that great. I waited a day and decided that I might as well go for broke; perhaps another light coat would improve things. Afterwards, the jacket just seemed heavy and dark, with an almost oily matte sheen to it. Had I ruined it? Was this leather (calfskin, maybe?) too soft to be using this product? I nervously resolved to hang the jacket in a warm area of the house for a week; if it didn’t improve, I would attempt to machine-wash the ugly oil out using a technique I had found on YouTube.
But Lo! It *did* improve! After about five days the oily sheen had disappeared, and by the end of the week the leather began to look richer than ever before, and I felt like wearing it again. Over the next few weeks the color and texture only improved, and more than a month later it has come to look freakin’ AWESOME.
A month later, emboldened by my experience and now that the weather was turning cooler and wetter, I decided to add some rain-resistance with some Obenauf’s Heavy-Duty LP. I zapped the little container in the microwave for about 15 seconds to soften the wax, and using a hairdryer to warm the jacket, I applied the LP over a selection of panels. One coat, only. The leather darkened a little more. It and my hands smelled like honey. The next day, the surface of the leather had a slightly waxy but still supple feel to it. Water beaded nicely on the surface.
After all of this, I am totally sold on Obenauf’s.
Kristy J –
Moin das Oil ist genau so gut wie beschrieben. Meine red Wing Schuhe sehen aus wie neu- das ist echt unglaublich.
Die Lieferung erfolgt so schnell wie angekündigt.
Der Preis war korrekt.
Ich werde den Nachschub immer wieder hier kaufen.
Danke und Grüße aus Hamburg