Saddle Soap For Your Edges

[Jaymack]

I've run out of my can of saddle soap that I use for my edges. before I get some more, I wanted to see which is best, The can of Fiebings Saddle Soap, or the bar of Fiebings Glycerine saddle soap?

Thanks for your help!

[dbusarow]

I don't know which is best, but I prefer the glycerin soap for edges.

Dan

[electrathon]

I prefer glycerine bar soap too. Might just be that is more what I am used to though.

[hunter131]

Bob Park's tutorial says use both

[Jaymack]

Thanks guys! I think I'll try the glycerine soap this time. I kept forgetting to put the lid on the can of saddle soap anyways!

[El Zipster]

I too use the Gylcerine bar soap. I haven't used the tin stuff so I can't compare but I get good results with the bar.

Cheers

Zip

[chiefjason]

I use liquid, daubered on. Goes on faster, burnishes very nicely. I just ordered a bar. Going to make my own liquid saddle soap with it. We make our own laundry detergent, might as well.

[bigorange]

can the soap be purchased in local stores?

[electrathon]

can the soap be purchased in local stores?

The horse goods stores sell Fiebings bar soap. Or any drug store has glycerin soap.

[hornm]

Depending on how much you want to buy at one time. Check the grooming section for VanDerHagen glycerin shave soap. Small pucks of soap that come in a handy (albeit cheap) plastic "conatiner" inside the cardboard display box.

Horn