Lambskin and Rain

LJHood · Post by **LJHood** » Mon Jan 13, 2003 11:16 am

Has anyone worn their lambskin jackets out and then become caught in rain? How did the lamb take the rain? Did it ruin the jacket? I am worried specifically about the leather no necessarily color running from the lining. THanks.

Post by **Michaelson** » Mon Jan 13, 2003 12:53 pm

If you put the proper leather care treatment on the jacket (Lexol, Pecards leather lotion or the like) BEFORE wearing, then after the fact, allow to dry completely at room temperature, you'll see no ill effects on your lambskin. Regards. Michaelson

Henry Jones Sr. · Post by **Henry Jones Sr.** » Mon Jan 13, 2003 3:28 pm

Michaelson wrote:If you put the proper leather care treatment on the jacket (Lexol, Pecards leather lotion or the like) BEFORE wearing, then after the fact, allow to dry completely at room temperature, you'll see no ill effects on your lambskin. Regards. Michaelson

Amen! Here on the North Coast of California, which is actually a temperate rainforest, and where it has been raining now (with an occasional day off) since November, my Wested lambskin has been just fine...with the requisite treatment, as has been preached here from day one. Granted, I haven't been caught in any heavy downpours without an umbrella, but I'm not concerned. She'll handle the weather just fine!

Regards,

Henry Jones Sr.

Chamorro · Post by **Chamorro** » Mon Jan 13, 2003 5:22 pm

I've suffered no ill effects so far on my Wested lamb from rain and this past month it has gotten DRENCHED. It has also been treated with Pecards.

Magnum · Post by **Magnum** » Mon Jan 13, 2003 8:07 pm

Where do I get this type of Pecards treatment for my Wested Lambskin? Thanks.

Post by **Michaelson** » Mon Jan 13, 2003 8:12 pm

Pecards, of course.

Seriously. You can find the link at the main IndyGear page. It's called Motorcycle Leather Lotion. Regards. Michaelson

Indiana Joe · Post by **Indiana Joe** » Tue Jan 14, 2003 5:06 am

Michaelson wrote:If you put the proper leather care treatment on the jacket (Lexol, Pecards leather lotion or the like) BEFORE wearing, then after the fact, allow to dry completely at room temperature, you'll see no ill effects on your lambskin. Regards. Michaelson

Two quick questions:

1) Would Lexol work better on the lambskin?

2) Applying the dressing darkens the leather so will the new, authentic-colored lambskin no longer be authentic-colored?

Thanks for your input!

Indiana Joe

Post by **Michaelson** » Tue Jan 14, 2003 11:28 am

Lexol cleaner/conditioner is what I've used, in the brown plastic bottle. The Pecards motorcycle leather LOTION does NOT darken the leather, as it's water soluable and not oil based. Ironic, isn't it? Water soluable, but protects the leather against rain.

Regards. Michaelson

Indiana Joe · Post by **Indiana Joe** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 4:55 am

Michaelson wrote:The Pecards motorcycle leather LOTION does NOT darken the leather, as it's water soluable and not oil based. Ironic, isn't it? Water soluable, but protects the leather against rain.

Quite odd, indeed. But hey, if it works! Thanks, Michaelson!

I.J.

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