Question 1

"naturally occurring lipids" means basically nothing. crude oil is a naturally occurring lipid. so is cholesterol. cobbler's choice: what do you mean?

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Phenomenal question! We have categorized "Lipids" to be different from "Oil" for the following reason: Oils are unsaturated fatty acids that are liquid at room temperature, whereas our "Naturally Occurring Lipids", which are derived from animal fats, are solid at room temperature. These two very different types of fats work together in providing a deep and hydrating condition, but play different vital functions in order to get the job done. The unique blend of seed oils provide all the essential nutrients needed for leather to stay healthy and is quickly absorbed in the leather, whereas the naturally occurring lipids provide a deep condition needed to restore scratched, dry, and worn out leather. Hope this answers your question!

Question 2

Will this work on bond leather bibles? i bought a new old stock bible.  the leather is as stiff as a board. it is a snap closer.  navy blue.

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Not sure what you intend to accomplish. Waterproofing and flexibility is why I used this on my old Sperry Top-Siders, and waterproofing/darkening the leather on my work shoes. In my experience, bond(ed) leather is probably not the best match for for this product. Historically, leathers could be tanned for specific purposes and at different thicknesses - thinner for shoes and apparel, thicker for books and furniture. The leather on your bible likely will soften with age and commute. This product worked very well for my shoes, but I don't think it's suited to your purpose. It's very viscous - okay for the leather cover I suppose, maybe not so much for bible pages. If you have access to a local leathersmith/cobbler, farm supply or leather supply store, likely they will have a better recommendation for you, perhaps Cobbler's Choice Leather Cream or the like. Best Wishes...

Question 3

Is this product good for leather blundstone boots?

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It worked great on my White’s and my Thorogoods. Do note: it left my boots a little darker, but it didn’t seem like very much. I’ve tried other oils that leave the leather much darker. I think mink’s foots.

Both of my boots are moctoe work boots in the $200-300 range. Great boots, and I trust this stuff with them.

Question 4

Can I use this on soft smooth leather looks like suede but it's not

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Yes - We always recommend testing a discrete area before fully applying.

Department	unisex-adult
Manufacturer	Cobbler's Choice Co.
Item model number	LTHCDT6
Package Dimensions	14.2 x 6.2 x 3.4 cm; 200 g
ASIN	B07ZL4KKX4

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Cobbler's Choice Co. Finest QualityAll-Natural Leather Restorer Conditioner - 6oz (177 mL)

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