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Don't get a polish confused with conditioning,,,May make it look good, doesn't mean it's doing anything for conditioning though.

Uhmm, well I've done the FAST school suits with it,Turn 2 School suits with it,,anybody at a National,Regional or track days I was at that crashed,, over the last 15 years+,,,,,never had a complaint,, You could probably do about 50 jackets,,maybe a couple more,,,dozen.

How many rolls do you need?,,,Can ship immediately:D

I have used "everything",,,,probably go through a case of 12 in the shop/trackside a year of the Aussie Conditioner and twice that on the 4 way. The Tach shops prefer and usually stock the products with the red tint. The creams are usually good for fashion leather.

Everytime I take my gloves off I just use a small bit of the Aussie Conditioner and just wipe it on. [leave your gloves on and work it in like you were putting hand cream on, your hands] Works Awsome! And it is awsome for your gloves! It will probably double the life spand used regularly. BUT...

Those are both what I use. The Aussie Conditioner is great for real good conditioning. The four way is great for quick cleaning and conditioning. The Four Way I use at the track for crash damage.

THe stuff is really hard to find. Some Tach shops have it but most of them use the stuff with a red tint. I do have a few jars left and need to order some more. Had to order bulk just to get it for my own use. So I do have some if you can't find it. Let me know if I can help...

Don't use anything with silicone in it. The sprays are pretty ineffective. If you wouldn't use it on your hands don't use it on your suit. Mink oil,any oils will soak in at a greater rate then you need. When I repair suits or treat crash damage we use Fiebings Leather Conditioner. It is the...