Oil/Conditioner That Will Not Darken Glove Leather

[BlueJacket]

Just ordered a Custom Rawlings HOH in tan. What oils/conditioners will not change the color?

 

[Hiltz]

Obenauf's Heavy Duty LB is the only thing I use on leather. Gloves, belts, work boots, everything. It temporarily darkens leather but it always returns to its normal colour as it dries, and I've used it on light tan/blonde gloves. It does a better job of conditioning leather than anything else I've tried and it contains an anti-mold ingredient as well as beeswax for waterproofing. It's pricey but a tub lasts me for years.

Before I switched completely to Obenauf's I used Hot Glove Cream Conditioner. Not the godawful oven treatment, just the conditioner. It seems to be Wilson Prostock Conditioner that's rebranded, it comes in an identical tub and the product literature is the same. It contains lanolin, doesn't darken leather, and smells like a brand new wallet.

 

[ANNASDAD]

So what HOH custom did you order? That's the more important question here!

 

[BlueJacket]

So what HOH custom did you order? That's the more important question here!

PRODCT

 

[ANNASDAD]

Yes yes, very nice!

 

[Lemond]

Welcome to the club! It’s a beauty! Is it the HT?

 

[longball101]

44 ProGlove Glove Rub works good too. Same as a post above, temporarily darkens as you rub it on but back to natural color in a few hours

 

[BlueJacket]

Welcome to the club! It’s a beauty! Is it the HT?

Thanks, not my first HOH, but it is my first custom. Can't wait to get it.

HT? Horween Tan? I wish, but that was not an option.

 

[yankees23]

Nice, just ordered this DCT myself.