Motorcycle Leather Care Products

For motorcycle gear, Pecard Leather Dressing is ideal for conditioning, preserving, and weatherproofing most smooth, oil-tanned leathers, such as jackets, boots, gloves, saddlebags, and seats. If you're looking for quicker dry times for touch-ups, Pecard Oil is a good alternative to the Leather Dressing. For simple conditioning or to prep the leather before using Leather Dressing, Pecard Motorcycle Lotion is recommended. Always remember to test the product on a hidden area first to ensure compatibility.

Yes, a light, temporary darkening can occur, especially on lighter-colored leather. This typically softens as the product absorbs and the leather is used. To minimize darkening, apply thin coats, allow absorption, and buff off any excess.

You should condition your motorcycle leather every 4 to 8 weeks in wet or hot climates. After heavy rain, salt exposure, or long trips, clean the leather and re-condition it once dry. Be sure to store your 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 with Pecard helps prevent drying, cracking, and stiffness through all seasons and riding conditions.

Yes, Pecard is safe for most smooth or finished, oil-tanned leathers. However, it is not recommended for suede or nubuck, as it can flatten the nap. Avoid using it on unfinished rawhide unless you have tested and are comfortable with the darkening and softening effects.

No, once buffed and dried, your leathers will not feel slippery or greasy. However, do not use Pecard on suede or rough-out surfaces, and avoid applying it to control grips where a dry, non-slick surface is important for safety.

To apply Pecard to your leather gear, follow these steps for the best results:

1. Clean the leather with a damp cloth or leather cleaner, then let it dry.
2. Apply a thin layer of Pecard using a soft cloth or sponge, working it into seams and flex points.
3. Allow the product to absorb for several hours or overnight.
4. Buff off any excess to a soft sheen.
5. Repeat with light coats if the leather is very dry.

To keep your leather motorcycle jacket looking great and lasting longer, follow these simple care steps:

1. Clean: Use a damp cloth or leather cleaner to wipe away dirt.
2. Condition: Apply a leather conditioner like Pecard every 4-8 weeks.
3. Protect: Use a water-repellent product for extra protection.
4. Dry: Let your jacket air dry away from heat or sunlight.
5. Store: Hang your jacket in a cool, dry place to maintain its shape.