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Leather
Hi Cascott, Get some "Shoe Cream" like shoe polish, only creamier. I use a couple of different colors from Black to Grey. Clean the leather. I use Lexol. Then apply shoe cream, rubbing into the cracks, and then wipe off/buff. You can wear rubber gloves to keep the polish off your hands. Be sure to rub out well to remove all traces of wax so as to not stain anything you don't want stained. I use old bath towels and wash cloths that are clean and do not have fabric softner on/in them. You will have to do this on a regular bases, but it does make it look better and gives a sort of rich glow to the leather. YMMV. Take care, BOBB
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