Otter Wax Conditioning Leather Oil |

This is great leather oil for our aniline leather sofa. It's easy to apply, dries quickly and works well. It makes the couch look great. A little goes a long way and the bottle has lasted a long time.

Use this on my leather jackets and works good ,no offensive stink and cleans them right up.

Holy smokes, this stuff works really well. I have leather couches and an Eames chair and was trying to figure out what oil would be best. This was recommended by the manufacturer of my couches and the instructional video they showed on how to use it sold me. It goes on really easily and makes the leather look incredible after. My couch and chair look brand new. Note: for lighter color couches, it does darken it a little bit but I have read that as it soaks in over time it will lighten back up. At the worst it looks about two shades slightly darker than it did, but arguably that is the color they were when I bought them and I don't mind it being a smidge different. Another note: be careful when applying it. If you puddle it in the application cloth and don't spread it around before putting it on the couch/leather, it will come out a little splotchy. Thankfully, the area I tested is against the wall so no one will notice, but it wasn't as good as when I was applying it to other parts of the couch after realizing I need to spread it around a bit on the application cloth.

Works great on my Schott Perfecto, Schott recommends otter oil and they’re not wrong!

Works good as expected. The one criticism I have is the instructions. Almost impossible to read. 4 point font in black on a dark brown background. Hard for anyone at any age to see, let alone us middle aged folks who need readers. Had to use a magnifier under the brightest lamp I own to read it and even then, not all the text is legible .

Great leather conditioner. Smells slightly citrusy / like orange. Love the way it conditions leather--everything from Bibles to watch straps to bags to boots. It will darken your leather, but IMO that's not necessarily a bad thing. 🙂

#1 product recommended by furniture vendors -- for good reason. Light, effective, low-labor restoration for old (or new) leather. At first, the Otter Wax it appeared very runny/oily and I was worried it would stain my Charme Tan Leather sofa (a full-aniline leather that’s smooth to the touch and untreated for a natural look). Instead, my sofa quickly drank it in, and after buffing was the same color as before BUT richer and more 'moisturized' looking. Gorgeous finish. Also, it helped to buff out some of the scratches courtesy of critters in the home. The scratches did not entirely disappear, but were rather 'blended' into the background color so that they are no longer prominent. (No product can fix claw marks, obviously). Really, really love this product. Also! Had some leftover on the cloth so I took a couple swipes at a book bag that was beaten up on the bottom (and a different color). Amazingly, just the leftover traces of Otter wax made this bag look brand new!! See for yourself; you can hardly even see the old scratches and tears on the bottom section. Best purchase I've made in a LONG while! I'm using this on anything leather in my home from now on.

I used this on a leather fork bag I just purchased and it really made a difference, taking the leather from dry and rough to supple! I applied one coat to the leather, then heated it in my oven before applying a second coat. This product does darken the leather a bit, but that was what I was looking for anyway. I did add a coat of sno-seal after using this product at the back was going on the front of my motorcycle. I would say for light water this should be sufficient and it didn't make the leather sticky likes Sno-Seal does.

The product doesn’t have a plastic seal on the cap. The oil just spilled everywhere. How disappointing for such an expensive product.