Blue Baron

No, not Polish shoes . . . . shoe polish. :) Anyway, what are your thoughts on possibly using this as a restorative/protective agent for black interior leather?

390wagon

I use meguiars gold class 2 step leather care, works great.

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68 Ford Country Sedan Wagon-390 FE, C6, 9 Inch
87 Chevy Caprice Classic Wagon-307, 2004R, 10 Bolt, what can i say, i grew up with that car

lukeh

I've heard that some of these Products can seem to work well in the short term...but can actually be damaging in the long term,such as drying out Leather etc???

AusCaRnAgEr

Shoe polish on leather equals BAD
The polish doesnt actually sink into the leather, it creates a very thin layer over the leather. So you would get black all over your clothes.

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1966 Blue Ford Galaxie - 4Dr Sedan, Pwr Steering, 302 Windsor, Edelbrock Performer Intake Manifold, 650 Holley Race Custom , Crow Cam 15666, Rollmaster Camgear, Heads Ported, MSD 6AL Ignition, MSD Billet Dizzy, Crane Energizer Roller Rockers, C4 - Stage 2 Shift Kit, HiStall 2500rpm, B&M Z-Gate Shifter, XY GT Radiator, 2.92 9" Diff, Dual Thermofans, 2.25" Dual Exhaust, RCI 16gal Fuel Cell.

Butchart

My Galaxie has a black vinyl top and I use a lubicrant called LPS 2 and have encountered no problems. It similar to WD 40 but has more consistency and lasts longer and seems to keep the vinyl soft. I would not use shoe polish as it may start drying out and cause cracking. You would be better off using WD 40.

Blue Baron

OK . . . thanks for the replies. :) I'm a former US Marine . . . so I'm very familiar with shoe polish. However . . . I'm only familiar with it as it pertains to my boots.