Bickmore Bick LP 4 oz - Heavy Duty Leather Preservative - Leather Protector For Boots, Shoes, Motorcycle Seats, Saddles, Tool Pouches and Belts, Baseball Gloves, and More

I purchased this product two years ago. It has been fantastic refreshing my boots every year. It really helps hide all the scratches and nicks that I have. I’ve owned this pair of boots for several years now and refuse to get a new pair (they are my favorite)! Thanks to this product I can continue to wear them until the soles fall off…

This protects my leather boots better than anything I've tried

This stuff is amazing. You apply with your hands and you can instantly see the difference. I have a pair of oiled leather knee high boots I bought from Italy (which are very matte) so was very nervous about what to use or how to care for them. It hydrates, nourishes and doesn't leave an artificial gloss which is perfect! My boots are now smooth and supple and only took about 5 mins working in with my fingers made any scuffs disappear. Lovely smell as well, very subtle, natural and not in any way overpowering. Almost a bit like marzipan so it hasn't stunk up the house!

Works extremely well! Applied only a small dab as needed and it cleared the scuffs on the heels of my leather dress shoes. Applied to the non-scuffed areas and additional shoes, as well. Really makes them pop!

This is a story about an old jacket, memories and Bickmore Leather Conditioner power. I went thrifting several weeks ago and came upon a brown leather “Bomber jacket” stile circa 1980’s. The leather was warned, cracked and dry it was priced at only $6 dollars because it was in such warned out condition. Otherwise the jacket was in good shape, no holes or rips, the buttons all worked, the zipper worked and the inside liner dough dirty and smelly it was in excellent condition also the bottom and wrist trim’s and collar were all in good condition. So I purchased it for $6 dollars. Now here’s why I was attacked to this beat-up jacket. When I was in high school, I was about 17/18 years old and I remember going shopping with my mom and seeing this jacket, this exact stile Bomber jacket, the brand “Wilson” and I wanted to purchase it, unfortunately $600 dollars for it back then was too expensive for me or my family. I wasn’t poor, but come-on $600 bills in 1986, that was too much to spend on any jacket and so I didn’t purchase it, eventually I forgot about, so I thought, but subconsciously the idea of owning that jacket stayed with me. Well, I’m 50 now and I can definitely afford $600 bones or more for a jacket and being honest I’ve bought some things costing that much or more throughout my life. Now finding that same jacket again, after so many years later, and even dough it was in this beat-up condition the $6 dollar price was something I just couldn’t pass up. When I got it home, first thing I did was to get it dry cleaned and replaced the inner material that keeps the wearer warm, it’s a material between the liner and the leather and all that costed me about $80 dollars. Next, I tangled with the warned out leather it self and I tried several different products that didn’t take care of the entire jacket, some brought it back to its natural and original color of the jacket, but it wasn’t until I purchased and used Bickmore Leather Conditioner on it, that the jacket came back to its true lustrous life. Bickmore Leather Conditioner is the best product out-there, I did had to use lots of “elbow-grease” but it was worth it, because now my jacket looks and feels absolutely beautiful, every crack and dry spot is completely gone, it’s all evenly coherently soft and back to its original condition and color. So, for approximately $100 bones I’ve finally got my leather bomber jacket from my time in high school, it only took me about 33 years, but with patience/luck, elbow-grease and Bickmore Leather Conditioner I’ve finally got my jacket and It’s better because I’ve brought it back to life all on my own.