Smitty’s Wood & Leather Cleaner Old-Fashioned Cleaner & Conditioner for Wood, Leather & Vinyl

This is the kind of cleaner you’d find on a workbench that’s been in the same spot for forty years.

Smitty’s Wood & Leather Cleaner is made to clean, condition, and protect wood and leather goods the way they used to - without shortcuts, shine-only tricks, or unnecessary chemicals. It doesn’t just clean the surface; it helps blend small cuts, dings, and dents so well-used items look honestly cared for, not over-polished.

If something was built to last, this is what you clean it with.

 What It Does (Quietly, Reliably)

• Cleans and conditions wood and leather

• Helps smooth and blend minor surface wear

• Restores a natural, well-kept finish

• Works on wood, leather, vinyl, and similar surfaces

• Leaves a clean shine - no sticky residue

 How to Use

For Wood Finishes:
Apply a small amount to a rag, steel wool, or cleaning brush.
Scrub the surface gently, working with the grain.

For Leather:
Apply a small amount to a soft sponge or cloth.
Buff clean until the leather looks smooth and well conditioned.

No rinsing required.
Just buff to a clean, honest shine.

 Before You Begin

Always spot test in an inconspicuous area to check for discoloration or staining before using on larger surfaces. Good craftsmanship respects the material.

 Where It Works Best

• Furniture

• Tool handles

• Saddles & tack

• Boots, belts, and bags

• Wood trim and finishes

• Vinyl surfaces

 Made the Old Way

This cleaner was designed for people who value workmanship, longevity, and tools that earn their wear. It doesn’t erase history - it helps preserve it.

Built things deserve proper care.

What NOT to Use This Cleaner On

Smitty’s Wood & Leather Cleaner is made for solid, honest materials.
If something’s delicate, experimental, or pretending to be something it’s not - skip it.

Do NOT use on:

• Unfinished raw wood that you don’t want darkened

• Painted or lacquered surfaces

• Veneers with unknown or unstable finishes

• Antique items with flaking or compromised finishes

• Suede, nubuck, or rough-out leather

• Fabric, upholstery, or carpeting

• Plastics or rubber with a soft or tacky surface

A Word of Advice

If you wouldn’t scrub it with a rag and common sense, don’t start here.

Always spot test in an inconspicuous area before full use - especially on older pieces or anything with sentimental value.

When in Doubt

Less product.
Gentler pressure.
Test first.

That’s how things last.