Does anyone know if
Lexol conditioner gets old? I used some from my wife's stash for her saddles. A quart goes a long way, apparently. It could be years old, neither of us remember.
When it was cold, it seemed lumpy. I warmed it up and it seemed normal. Though, when I wiped down all of my seats, it got grippy/sticky. After some time has passed the seats have started to feel more normal.
I applied it in late Fall/Winter, so fairly cold outside.
My theories are that either the Lexol is old, the seats have some kind of polymer coating/surface treatment (that didn't allow the Lexol to soak in) or I just need to do this job when it's warm outside. Thoughts?
My wife's saddles always look great. I like this stuff and agree that it is a great way to care for real leather.