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tom p. · 01-11-08, 03:46

IMO, Leatherique is in a class by itself. If you haven't experienced it, it's hard to appreciate how different it is compared to the others. However, if you're not a patient person, and you're not following a proven process, you won't like it.

Leathermasters also offers some excellent (potent) products. I've sampled their HD cleaner and it works well.

The nice thing about Leatherique is that once you get things back to where they should be (following years of neglect), only minimal care is required to keeps things looking new. That's what I appreciate most.

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tom p. member from the old board tom p. is online now Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: boston Posts: 3,932	Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System IMO, Leatherique is in a class by itself. If you haven't experienced it, it's hard to appreciate how different it is compared to the others. However, if you're not a patient person, and you're not following a proven process, you won't like it. Leathermasters also offers some excellent (potent) products. I've sampled their HD cleaner and it works well. The nice thing about Leatherique is that once you get things back to where they should be (following years of neglect), only minimal care is required to keeps things looking new. That's what I appreciate most.