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<p>[QUOTE="Lark, post: 9744202, member: 13605"]My husband has an old Colt leather holster and is is dry and brittle. I did some research on what to do to preserve it. If you look up "leather rot" treatment there are products that libraries use to combat it. I did learn that some of the treatments we use on good leather are bad choices for leather rot so worth researching.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lark, post: 9744202, member: 13605"]My husband has an old Colt leather holster and is is dry and brittle. I did some research on what to do to preserve it. If you look up "leather rot" treatment there are products that libraries use to combat it. I did learn that some of the treatments we use on good leather are bad choices for leather rot so worth researching.[/QUOTE]
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