Leather Protector W by Leather Doctor® is a matte, waxy-feel, non-stick, rub-resistant conditioner designed for waxed aniline, and split-suede leathers. It maintains the leather’s natural elegance without artificial gloss, while enhancing durability and everyday resistance.
Leather Protector W – For Waxed Leathers
Key Benefits of Protector W:
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Matte, Waxy-Feel Conditioning – Preserves a natural, sophisticated look.
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Non-Stick Formula – Prevents sticky soiling and keeps dirt from embedding.
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Rub-Resistant Protection – Minimizes wear, scuffing, and stretching.
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Refined Appearance – Protects leather while keeping its authentic finish.
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Ideal for High-Contact Surfaces – Perfect for steering wheels, saddlery, and waxed aniline leather furniture.
Protector W Plus – With Leather Scent
For a touch of refinement, Protector W Plus adds a luxurious leather scent to all the protective benefits of Protector W, making it a favorite for waxy leathers in frequent use.
How to Use:
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Mix concentrate with distilled water at 1:19 ratio.
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Shake well before use.
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Apply evenly with a foam brush or folded towel.
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Allow to dry before use.
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Always identify, inspect, and dry soil removal before application for best results.
Leather Protector W vs. Leather Protector B
Leather Doctor® offers two specialized protectors, ensuring every type of leather gets the right care:
| Feature | Protector W | Protector B |
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| Best For | Waxed, Matte, Split-Suede, Steering Wheels | Smooth Leather (bags, car seats, furniture) |
| Finish Feel | Soft, matte waxy-feel | Soft, buttery smooth |
| Look | No gloss – keeps natural elegance | Slight sheen – smooth protective finish |
| Formula | Non-stick, rub-resistant, waxy protection | Non-stick, rub-resistant, buttery finish |
| Variants | Protector W Plus (with scent) | Protector B Plus (with scent) |
Summary:
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Choose Protector W for waxed or matte leathers.
- Choose Protector B for smooth leathers.
- Both are available in Plus versions with leather scent.
Updated: April 2, 2025 | April 8, 2025 | June 18, 2025 | June 28, 2025 | September 9, 2025 by Roger Koh.