Use Pecard Leather Dressing conditions, preserves, and weatherproofs most smooth, oil-tanned motorcycle leathers including jackets, boots, gloves, saddlebags, and seats. For quick touch ups in place of Leather Dressing when you need faster dry times, you can use a Pecard Oil. Use Pecard Motorcycle Lotion when simple conditioning is needed, or for extra conditioning before using Pecard Leather Dressing. Always test products on a hidden area first.

A light, temporary darkening can occur, especially on lighter colors. This typically softens as the product absorbs and the leather is used. Apply thin coats, allow absorption, and buff off any excess.

It depends on riding conditions. In wet or hot climates, condition every 4 to 8 weeks. After heavy rain, salt exposure, or long trips, clean the leather and re-condition once dry. Store gear away from heat and direct sunlight.

Yes. Pecard creates a breathable barrier that helps resist water, salt, and dirt while maintaining flexibility. Regular care helps prevent drying, cracking, and stiffness through all seasons and riding conditions.

Safe for most smooth or finished, oil-tanned leathers. Not recommended for suede or nubuck, since it can flatten the nap. Avoid unfinished rawhide unless you have tested and like the darkening and softening effect.

Once buffed and dried, Your leathers will not be left feeling slippery or greasy. Do not use on suede or rough-out surfaces. Keep product off control grips where a dry, non-slick surface is important for safety.

1. Clean with a damp cloth or leather cleaner, then let dry.
2. Apply thinly with a soft cloth or sponge, working into seams and flex points.
3. Allow absorption for several hours or overnight.
4. Buff excess to a soft sheen. Repeat light coats if leather is very dry.