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Marvin · 04-20-2002, 02:19 PM

dm,

Thanks for clearing up the Museum/conservator! I think we all use these two interchangeable and they are seperate entities. It is a shame we can't find out what the major leather conservators have to say about these items.

Yes, the work "sparingly" is not taken as it should be. When I say "Sparingly", I mean, just a little bit. I to have seen holster that have so much gook on them that the leather feel like mush! If a holster is in good condition, it only needs a light dusting and proper storage; no conditioner needed. I think this subject will continue to have a lot of controvery for a long time to come.

Marvin

04-20-2002, 02:19 PM	#6
Marvin User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Upstate S.C. Posts: 1,132 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: cleaning dirty holsters and how dm, Thanks for clearing up the Museum/conservator! I think we all use these two interchangeable and they are seperate entities. It is a shame we can't find out what the major leather conservators have to say about these items. Yes, the work "sparingly" is not taken as it should be. When I say "Sparingly", I mean, just a little bit. I to have seen holster that have so much gook on them that the leather feel like mush! If a holster is in good condition, it only needs a light dusting and proper storage; no conditioner needed. I think this subject will continue to have a lot of controvery for a long time to come. Marvin