Why Choose Craft Sha Neatsfoot Oil?
Craft-sha's Neatsfoot Oil Vegetable Oil Compound is a high-quality leather conditioner formulated to nourish and protect your leather goods. This vegetable oil-based compound is designed to penetrate deeply into leather fibers, restoring suppleness and extending the lifespan of your items. Ideal for maintaining saddles, boots, belts, and other leather accessories.
Key Features & Benefits of Our Japanese Leather Conditioner:
- Deep Penetration: Effectively moisturizes and revitalizes dry, stiff leather.
- Non-Greasy Formula: Absorbs quickly without leaving a sticky residue.
- Mild Aroma: Less odor compared to traditional neatsfoot oils.
- Versatile Use: Suitable for a variety of leather products, including saddles, boots, belts, and more.
How to Use Craft Sha Leather Oil for Best Results:
- Preparation: Ensure leather is clean and dry. Recommend a suitable cleaner if necessary.
- Test: Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first to check for colorfastness or unwanted effects.
- Application: Apply a small amount ("less is more" ) using a clean, soft, lint-free cloth or wool dauber. Use gentle, circular motions for even coverage.
- Absorption: Allow the oil to penetrate for several hours or overnight , or at least 30-60 minutes.
- Buffing: Wipe off any excess oil with a clean, dry cloth and buff to a smooth finish or subtle sheen.
Suitable Leather Types (and What to Avoid):
- Suitable for a variety of smooth leather goods including saddles, boots, belts, bags, wallets, and other accessories.
- Not suitable for use on suede, nubuck, or heavily napped leather.
Ingredients:
- Vegetable Oil Compound
Product Specifications:
- Capacity: 100ml (180g)
- Dimensions: Approximately 14.6×7.9×3.8cm
- Form: Oil
- Origin: Japan
About Craft Sha: Decades of Japanese Leathercraft Expertise:
Craft Sha (Craft Co., Ltd.), established in 1959, is a respected Japanese brand known for its high-quality leathercraft tools and materials. With decades of expertise, Craft Sha has become a trusted name among leather artisans worldwide. Their commitment to craftsmanship is evident in every product, ensuring precision, durability, and ease of use for both professionals and hobbyists. By continuously refining their products and supporting the leathercraft community, Craft Sha remains a preferred choice for those who value superior quality and tradition in leatherworking.
Note: Regular application helps maintain leather's natural luster and durability. For best results, test the oil on a small section of your project to ensure compatibility.
HSN CODE: 3809.93
Legally imported from Japan, customs duties fully paid
Craft Sha Neatsfoot Oil for Leather Care, 100ml, Japan
Is Craft Sha Neatsfoot Vegetable Oil a Pure Neatsfoot Formula or a Specialized Vegetable Oil Compound?
Craft Sha Neatsfoot Oil is a vegetable oil compound, not 100% pure neatsfoot oil
How Will Craft Sha Neatsfoot Vegetable Oil Affect the Color of My Leather; Will It Darken or Enrich the Hue?
Yes, like all neatsfoot treatments, it can permanently darken leather; especially lighter shades—so always test on a small, hidden area first
Which Leather Types Are Best Suited for Conditioning with Craft Sha Neatsfoot Oil?
It’s ideal for smooth, top-grain leathers; including saddles, boots, belts, bags, wallets, and other accessories, where it penetrates deeply to restore flexibility and prevent brittleness
Can I Use Craft Sha Neatsfoot Vegetable Oil on Suede or Nubuck Materials?
No. This formulation is not suitable for suede, nubuck, or heavily napped leathers, as it can alter their texture and appearance
What’s the Recommended Conditioning Schedule with Craft Sha Neatsfoot Oil for Long-Lasting Leather Care?
Frequent/tough use: Every few months to combat dryness from sun, rain, or heavy wear
Moderate/light use: Once or twice a year, or whenever the leather starts to feel dry.
Is Craft Sha Neatsfoot Oil Safe for Leather Upholstery and Car Interiors?
Yes, but since most automotive and furniture leathers are factory-finished, neatsfoot oil offers no unique benefit over standard automotive conditioners; though it won’t harm finished surfaces when used sparingly
