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Pete Ebbink · 12-17-2006, 05:33 PM

Hi Clint,

I use a shoe care product from the Nordstroms' department store called "Leather Lotion". It does not add color, does not tint the stitching, smooths over minor 'scuff" marks, and buffs to a nice satin sheen on the next day with a smooth, white cotton cloth.

I use it on all my Swiss holsters, as well, and am very pleased with the results.

My wife gave me this tip as she has used the stuff for years on her vintage hand-bags she inherited from her mother which are made of exotic leathers and skins.

From left to right, I recall I paid the following for these holsters :

L) $ 250, M) $ 175, R) $ 125

I had some minor costs for Jerry Burney to do the repairs I mentioned as well.

12-17-2006, 05:33 PM	#6
Pete Ebbink User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The USA Posts: 5,919 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 4 Posts	Hi Clint, I use a shoe care product from the Nordstroms' department store called "Leather Lotion". It does not add color, does not tint the stitching, smooths over minor 'scuff" marks, and buffs to a nice satin sheen on the next day with a smooth, white cotton cloth. I use it on all my Swiss holsters, as well, and am very pleased with the results. My wife gave me this tip as she has used the stuff for years on her vintage hand-bags she inherited from her mother which are made of exotic leathers and skins. From left to right, I recall I paid the following for these holsters : L) $ 250, M) $ 175, R) $ 125 I had some minor costs for Jerry Burney to do the repairs I mentioned as well.