Carr & Day & Martin Belvoir tack conditioner bar, 250g glycerine and coconut oil leather soap

Carr Day & Martin Belvoir Glycerine Conditioning Soap – Step 2 Leather Care

$6.44
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Carr & Day & Martin Belvoir tack conditioner bar, 250g glycerine and coconut oil leather soap

Carr Day & Martin Belvoir Glycerine Conditioning Soap – Step 2 Leather Care

$6.44
Sale price  $6.44 Regular price  $8.05
Carr & Day & Martin Belvoir Tack Conditioner Bar – 250g

This is Step 2 of the Belvoir two-step routine: a traditional bar made from vegetable oils, coconut oil and glycerine among them, worked into leather that has already been cleaned with the Belvoir Step 1 Tack Cleaner. It softens, preserves and shines saddlery in one pass.

The glycerine is the working part. It seals the pores of the leather, leaving a barrier against salt, dirt, grease and water — which is what stops sweat drying the hide out between rides. The 250g bar is wrapped in glassine paper and cardboard, with no plastic in the packaging.

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Performance & Benefits
  • Softens, preserves and shines saddlery leather in a single step.
  • Glycerine seals the pores of the leather against salt, dirt, grease and water.
  • Made from vegetable oils, including coconut oil and glycerine.
  • A bar rather than a spray, so you control exactly how much goes onto the leather.
  • Wrapped in glassine paper and cardboard — no plastic in the packaging.
  • Designed to follow the Belvoir Step 1 Tack Cleaner Spray as Step 2 of the routine.
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Suitable For
  • Saddles, bridles, girths, stirrup leathers and headcollars in finished leather.
  • Everyday tack cleaning where a shine is wanted at the end of it.
  • Riders who prefer a traditional bar to a trigger spray or an aerosol.
  • Sweat-soaked tack after work, where the salt needs sealing out.
  • Not for aniline or untreated leather, suede or nubuck — CDM exclude all four, and the Brecknell Turner Saddle Soap carries exactly the same exclusion.
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How to Use
  • Clean the leather first with Belvoir Step 1 Tack Cleaner and let it dry.
  • Apply the bar to the clean leather and gently rub in with a cloth or a barely damp sponge.
  • When dry, polish using a soft, dry cloth.
  • Test on a hidden area before using it on anything new or unfamiliar.
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Specification
  • 250g bar. CDM list no other size for the conditioner bar.
  • Vegetable oils including coconut oil and glycerine. CDM publish no full ingredient list or percentages, so none is stated here.
  • Glassine paper and cardboard wrap, free of plastic.
  • SKU 1006509, barcode 5021544000887.
  • CDM catalogue this as the Belvoir Tack Conditioner Bar; the store title names it a Belvoir Glycerine Conditioning Soap.
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Care & Caution
  • Not suitable for aniline or untreated leather, suede or nubuck.
  • Test on a hidden area before first use.
  • Do not soak the leather or the bar — work with a barely damp sponge, not a wet one.
  • Conditioning is not a substitute for inspection. A billet strap, girth strap or stirrup leather that has gone soft and stretched should be replaced, not fed further.

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