Can you buy dubbin in Finland?

[Charles Monk]

I've had no luck. I even tried the horsey-stuff section in Stockmann.

Usually I just get some from England, but I wondered whether there's some simple answer. Does anyone know whether it's sold / used here? Does it have a name in Finnish?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubbin

CM.

[enk]

I'd say look for a cobbler (suutari) or at one of these places:
http://www.liberon.fi/lovingfjm.htm

You probably won't find dubbin as such, but you might be able to find a
similar product from the companies above.

-enk

[Hank W.]

Dunno, they have a dozen different products from mink oil to beeswax in Stockmanns. I use stuff called nahkiss, its good for leather ranging from boots to coats, which reminds me I should do my jacket...

[MagicJ]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubbin

Can also be used as a moisturiser

Nice, i'll tell the SO
Telling her that her face is a bit leathery might cause a few problems though.

[Mook]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubbin

Can also be used as a moisturiser

Nice, i'll tell the SO
Telling her that her face is a bit leathery might cause a few problems though.

It would be like putting a mixture of sump oil and tar on one's face.

[kullervo]

I managed to find some in Tarjoustalo whilst I was out there, but if you are stuck, maybe in return for some ruispalat or salmiakki, I could post some dubbin in your direction

[Reona]

And for those who wish to know more about dubbin, visit http://www.dubbin.com/

[sinikettu]

WSOY English Finnish Dictionary..

Dubbin...nahkarasva...



google..
http://www.kaivolantila.net/nahkarasva.htm

You can buy from them....
http://www.kaivolantila.net/ordering.htm