If the Rejuvinator Oil appears to have separated, give it a good shake to mix it. This puts natural ingredients, not harsh cleaner, back into the leather and forces out dirt. Also apply the Rejuvinator Oil liberally nearer the stitched areas as the conditioner will be able to migrate laterally well into the hide. One of our customers, Chuck Hull of Simi Valley, California suggests a spray bottle which can be purchased at the local home center. Allow project to sit for as long as practical, usually several hours or a day.
Direct sun is the worst enemy of any automobile interior or home upholstery.
Do not place home or office leather upholstery in direct sun. In cooler weather, or inside a garage, cover the leather with plastic wrap or waxed paper so the Rejuvinator does not disipate into the air, but is forced down into the leather fibers. Patience will be rewarded with good results. After the natural oils from the Rejuvinator Oil have permeated back into the pores and fibers of the leather, the surface may be tacky. This is simply the dirt, grime, air pollution, perspiration and other toxins that have floated to the surface.