Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil

 This oil will soften cardboard-hard leather!

   Known world wide for its ability to soften neglected and brittle leather, Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil is a complex blend of animal proteins and collagens. The unique formula contains absolutely no fillers or petroleum oils of any kind. Developed in 1968 by George Pavlisko Sr., Rejuvenator Oil has been used on many of the world's finest and rarest automobiles and by such institutions as the Smithsonian, The Henry Ford Museum, the Harrah Collection and the Jack Neathercutt Collection. 

   Rejuvenator Oil actually restores softness, beauty and strength to aged and abused leather. This oil is recommended for leathers used in furniture, automobiles, boats, motorcycles, airplanes, clothing, handbags, saddle and tack. It will not stain or discolor leather. 

    Rejuvenator Oil contains no silicones or wax. It allows the leather to breath without any greasy finish or dust attraction. Once conditioned, leathers will remain healthy, soft and pliable for months.

The Leatherique System

The Leatherique Leather Rejuvenation System uses two products. Here's what the system did to the seats on a 1971 Rolls Royce.

Before Leatherique treatment.	After Leatherique treatment.

Note: After applying Rejuvenator Oil the leather should be cleaned with Leatherique Prestine Clean. We have two specially priced Leatherique Leather Care Kits that contain everything needed to clean, condition and rejuvenate leather seating. Heated, Perforated Leather Seats: Leatherique products are safe for use on all perforated leather seating. Removing Mildew in Leather:  Leatherique recommends treating the leather with Rejuvenator Oil and letting the oil set up for at least two hours. Follow with two cleanings with hydrogen peroxide. This will kill any remaining mildew completely. Now treat with Rejuvenator Oil as recommended below and follow with Pristine Clean.

Application Instructions: Step 1. Vacuum the surface to remove loose dirt. Step 2.  Apply Rejuvenator Oil liberally (about 4 oz. per seat) with a sponge, brush or your hands. Massage the oil into all surfaces and folds of the leather. This puts natural conditioners back into the leather and forces dirt out. Park the car in the sun with the windows rolled up for as long as practical (several hours or a day). For cardboard-hard leather, several applications will be necessary. Be patient. Your efforts will be rewarded with fantastic results. Step 3.  After conditioning, the surface of the leather may be tacky, sticky, gritty or have a white haze. This is dirt, grime, pollution, skin oils, perspiration and salts that conditioning has brought to the surface. Apply Leatherique Pristine Clean with an applicator pad (we recommend our Power Scrubber Pad) and wipe with a Microfiber Cloth. For tough stains in the folds of the leather, brush with a Leather Scrub Brush then wipe with a cloth. Pristine Clean will not remove any of the conditioning oils permeated into the leather. Available in 16 oz. and 32 oz. bottles.