What leather conditioner do you use?

gdmjoe said:
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Available at CarQuest.
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Seee, this is why I love this bar...I looked this up because I'm quickly running out of my supply of Eagle One leather conditioner and according to their web site it was discountinued. I go onto CarQuest and quess what I find, my conditioner!!!!...AND it's in stock...Going tomorrow to, fingers crossed, to pick some up...:banana2::banana2::banana2::banana2::banana2::banana2:
 
Joe Walsh said:
You can also buy assless chaps there!.....errrrr......so I've heard.....:o


BTW: Lexol works great on assless chaps.......errrr......so I've heard!
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What are assless chaps? Aren't chaps that way by definition? Unless you mean you wearing them and you have "no ass"?
 
Phrog_gunner said:
What are assless chaps? Aren't chaps that way by definition?


Unless you mean you wearing them and you have "no ass"?
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Yes and yes.....but there is no need to be so mean to me.........sailor!


From Wiki: Chaps are also popular in fetish fashion and the leather subculture, where they often are tightly fitted and worn without jeans or other garments layered beneath them other than a codpiece.
They can be made of leather, patent leather, or vinyl and are worn for decoration serving no protective purpose.
Worn in this manner, they are colloquially referred to as "assless" chaps, despite the redundancy of the term.
 
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Tell me why a lady told me today to use Murphy's oil soap on my interior....leather and dash. I was coming out of a pawn shop in essextrash(looking for a compound bow for my wife). I just said "no way" and considered the source.
 
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