liquid leather from gliptone is the best Scott, use the cleaner first then the conditioner. i did the Audi seats and its incredible how much better they look
As Vic says, Renapur seems pretty good, got my boots done at the Great Yorkshire Bike show, made my boots feel great, cleaned up well and my feet were the only dry part left after the run up to meet you at Moffat afer a good soaking thru Cumbria, cheap as chips at the shows, 1/3 of the retail price although eBay might be alternative supply
the reason why liquid leather is supposed tobe the best is that it has a seperate cleaner, you need to get leather clean before conditioner or all you do is rub the grime into the surface. most of the creases in leather comes from dirt, the first time you clean with liquid leather its amazing how many creases go, it really does bring leather back to its original condition. for bike leathers its even more impoortant to get them clean, they get covered in road muck and pushing all that crap into leather does them no good
Having a saturday job cleaning tack you get to learn a little about leather.
Swear by cdm (carr day & martin).
Take time to read about the leather at: cdm
Need first to find out what type of leather you have and go from there.
Best of luck but like cdm say - ALWAYS go first to the manufacturers for instructions.
Neats foot - you're advised to coat once external (grain side) and twice flesh side - but with bike leathers the flesh side is usually covered.
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