Velcro! :shrug:aps45819 said:What do you folks use as a leather cleaner preserative on your saddles. I used saddle soap on my bike seat and it's become very slick. Not so bad if I'm wearing jeans, but when I have my rainsuit on, I'm sliding all over the place.
aps45819 said:What do you folks use as a leather cleaner preserative on your saddles. I used saddle soap on my bike seat and it's become very slick. Not so bad if I'm wearing jeans, but when I have my rainsuit on, I'm sliding all over the place.
aps45819 said:I'll be in Leonardtown this morning. Any tack shops in the area?
Tight black onesmygoldnhorse said:By the way....do you wear chaps? I love the look....
That what I thoughtaps45819 said:Tight black ones
Thanks, If I don't get by Loveville today, I'll try and hit WallyMart for some LexolDQ2B said:if you are using saddle soap, you must go back over the leather with a clean damp sponge to remove any residue and then always follow with a conditioner. Saddle soap alone leaves residue and will dry out the leather.
DQ2B said:Saddle soap is a leather cleaner and not meant for "everyday" use. You also should never let the soap foam up when you use it as this indicates too much water is being used. Additionally, if you are using saddle soap, you must go back over the leather with a clean damp sponge to remove any residue and then always follow with a conditioner. Saddle soap alone leaves residue and will dry out the leather.
i'm tellin'mygoldnhorse said:By the way....do you wear chaps? I love the look....
happyappygirl said:i'm tellin'
{i like the look too }
Desparate HorseWifeWisecrackin" said:Horn toad..I'm tellin too..
aps45819 said:Got some Lexol, problem solved.
Thanks all
I gently massaged it on my seat, making sure it was worked into all the little nookshappyappygirl said:did-ja rub it all over?
psssst myGH, ya think he'll answer?