Holster care and preservation question

Navy · 01-28-2003, 06:40 PM

This is just the latest from the environazis. Up until 4 years ago there was a truly wonderful product called leather rejuvinator available. It was noxious smelling and would take the skin off your paws, but if you brushed it on an old, stiff and cracking leather holster and let it sit over night, the next morning, there would be a thin film of waxy residue over your newly softened and suppl holster. It also killed red rot and sundry bugs that like to live in and eat old leather.

Well, the environazis decided it had some chemical of mass distruction in it and ADMINISTRATIVELY levied a $600 gallon tax on it. Poof, off the market.

Tom A.

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01-28-2003, 06:40 PM	#7
Navy RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Dc 'burbs in Virginia Posts: 2,482 Thanks: 0 Thanked 16 Times in 10 Posts	This is just the latest from the environazis. Up until 4 years ago there was a truly wonderful product called leather rejuvinator available. It was noxious smelling and would take the skin off your paws, but if you brushed it on an old, stiff and cracking leather holster and let it sit over night, the next morning, there would be a thin film of waxy residue over your newly softened and suppl holster. It also killed red rot and sundry bugs that like to live in and eat old leather. Well, the environazis decided it had some chemical of mass distruction in it and ADMINISTRATIVELY levied a $600 gallon tax on it. Poof, off the market. Tom A.