How to soften leather belt

Started by ol coot, February 06, 2020, 07:16:58 PM

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ol coot


How do you soften a stiff leather belt, beside wearing it?
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Capt Quirk

Saddle soap to clean it, and rub it down with a conditioning paste or mink oil.

Coffinmaker


In Decades past, the warrior had his Significant Other chew it.  The histories say it worked quite well.

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1961MJS

Hi

O.K., so we had a separate discussion about not using Neatsfoot oil because it makes your belt to soft.  Is the belt too thick maybe?  Curious more than anything else.

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Graveyard Jack

Oils and conditioners only  make leather too soft if you use too much of it or do it too often.
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Jeremiah Jones

I use a LIGHT application of Kiwi Leather Lotion. Wait 24 hours for it to completely soak in, then wear the belt.
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Trailrider

I would use Lexol(R) Leather Conditioner...SPARINGLY.  You can either use a spray bottle or wipe it on with a soft cloth, like an old t-shirt. Apply to both sides of the belt, but go easy or the belt can wind up too soft. 
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