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Johnny Peppers · 11-26-2001, 01:11 AM

"Goo is bad!" "Goo is bad!" Like the discussion over the asterisk, we need proof. You make a statement that the "goo" treated leather will not last, but you offer nothing to back this up. There was a very good picture on this forum of a holster treated with Pecards just a few days back. I can look at the picture and tell that the holster is not sticky, oily, soft, or gooey.. The dried and scuffed areas of the holster are now protected from further deterioration. The "goo" treated holsters can even be buffed to shine with a shoe brush or soft cloth. You might now want that holster, but I would be proud to have it.

As far as being a gunshow "bubba"; I would never recommend anything to someone else that had not worked for me. As stated earlier, my experience with "goo" goes back 25 years on my collectibles and everything I have treated is in much better shape than before treatment and none have softened except where it was suppose to.

11-26-2001, 01:11 AM	#6
Johnny Peppers User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Calion, Arkansas Posts: 1,042 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: holster and leather protection "Goo is bad!" "Goo is bad!" Like the discussion over the asterisk, we need proof. You make a statement that the "goo" treated leather will not last, but you offer nothing to back this up. There was a very good picture on this forum of a holster treated with Pecards just a few days back. I can look at the picture and tell that the holster is not sticky, oily, soft, or gooey.. The dried and scuffed areas of the holster are now protected from further deterioration. The "goo" treated holsters can even be buffed to shine with a shoe brush or soft cloth. You might now want that holster, but I would be proud to have it. As far as being a gunshow "bubba"; I would never recommend anything to someone else that had not worked for me. As stated earlier, my experience with "goo" goes back 25 years on my collectibles and everything I have treated is in much better shape than before treatment and none have softened except where it was suppose to.