Customer Reviews

Fiebing's Pure Neatsfoot Oil 32oz

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I use it on the leather seats of my 19-year-old BMW to keep them as supple as possible. Nothing else comes close (although Meguiar's foaming leather cleaner is a good companion product) for doing what it does:
1. Mink oil used to be good, but several years ago the most-available formula changed and now's it's little more than a petroleum-based, stinky can of greasy stuff.
2. Doesn't have to be any particular temperature to use it--it's always liquidy.
3. Goes into the leather easily and absorbs quicker than most other products (important for seats!), and has a mild, appropriate-for-leather scent.
4. Doesn't need to be buffed or rubbed off later.
5. Leaves a nice medium shine (not glossy and not dull--you can see the difference; the cloth you use will most likely have some dirt on it when you're done)!

Make sure you use a clean, soft terrycloth towel to apply it and remember that a little dab'll do ya--different leathers have different thirsts and this stuff lasts a long time.

If anyone out there is interested I would just like to highly recommend the Fiebing's brand kneatsfoot oil. Although I do not own horses, so there is no need for myself to use it on tack I do however apply regularly to all my assorted leather products. Shoes, boots, leather coat, knife sheaths, and rifle slings. I have used other brands of kneatsfoot oil namely camp dry, and always found it to work adequetly, but the local Wal Mart stopped carrying it and I was forced to seek other venues. Now that I have used the Fiebing's brand I see now what I was missing.
So in closing just allow me to say that I don't know what's so different about this brand, but my Doc's and my coat have never looked so well moisturized.
Thank you, and have a nice day.

We used this product on the leather upholstry of our convertible. It has returned much of the lost luster and suppleness. Excellent product.

Received the product in a timely manner and it worked as it was supposed to.