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Did you know that you can use Vaseline instead of oil to soften the leather of a baseball glove? Works just fine!
By Robin
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RE: Softening Baseball Gloves
I've played ball for 50 years! & this is one trick i have learned, beleave me the best way to break in a ball glove OR shoes is with (isopropyl rubbing alcohol !!!) NO oil NO grease NO vaseline all which will let dirt sand & other things stick in & on your glove! take the rubbing alcohol bottle & soak it --play catch--soak it--play catch do this 6 or 7 times !! some gloves it looks like some color is comming off,but they always look fine & it dosen't hurt them at all. (shoes) my friend always gets shoes a half size too small--soaks them then runs in them 3 0r 4 times & they form fit to his feet !! (yes you can do it with white shoes)
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Post By Coach miles (Guest Post)
(08/07/2006)
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yep.... I got some of that glove loogie .. very cool product http://mobileleatherservice.com/GLOVELOOGIE.html
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Post By GLOVE LOOGIE to the rescue (Guest Post)
(06/09/2006)
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This product is now used by over 10 major league baseball teams... Check this out !!!! and it is very inexpensive....
http://www.mobileleatherservice.com/GLOVELOOGIE.html
RE: Softening Baseball Gloves
And while rubbing it down with Vaseline, try telling it how pretty it looks today. That always softens me up. LOL ;)
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