I have several pairs of SAS leather shoes made in the good 'ole USA - can I use this on them? I assume 'yes' but want to check first???
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So far I have done a leather jacket and our motorcycle riding gear. I have been more than pleased with all the results.
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I don't see why not. I have lots of SAS shoes, and so far have not tried this product on them - but it worked beautifully on a hand-made Austrian leather muzzle for my dog. It did darken the leather a bit - so I assume that could happen with the shoes, too. Hope this helps!
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This stuff is unbelievable. But have only used on my jacket cause my dog ate the hole bottle.
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I would say yes if they are not suede, apparently suede and nubuck are very sensitive. I have used it on penny loafers and 3 other pairs of men's shoes without issue. I love the shine!
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All leather products are made in the USA and are very well built , I've had mine for several years now an it has gone threw hell an still works great
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Quite possibly, most of these shoe stretch products say not to but I used it on a pair of sneakers with suede and it stretched the leather just fine. The suede was black and I didn't see any discoloration. I'd recommend you try it in a hard to see spot first though, just in case.
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I have been using it on a new pair of Doc Marten loafers. Not really dress shoes, but nicer than my boots and romeos. It works really well, and keeps them looking new. As for the finish on your dress shoes, that I do not know. If the shoes can take a treatment like this rather than just polish, I think it should be fine. But, like Gary said, I would check a small area first.
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Well it is Made right here in the U.S.A. and if you think you need the best possible protection you can get for your Leather footwear on your feet I will let you make that call.
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They are NOT marked with a "made in" country. I suspect they are not made in the USA. I they were, marking a tool with that would surely help sales in the US.
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As I was a leather smith in a prior erea. It is best to just continue resoling the boots with new leather. Don't take what is good and turn it into junk! Rubber soles on Cowboy boots just don't get it. John C. Kozel
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I was sorry to learn that Amazon doesn't help their customers with returns on items that don't wear properly. I emailed ROK to see if they will provide assistance in the states. It would be costly to send it back to the UK. I just emailed so I don't have an answer yet, sorry. I'm hoping for the company will come through.
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Yes, you can use this product on all high-end leather. Basic rule of thumb, if can be used on $100k car leather, it can be used on the most expensive designer shoes and bags.
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Hi Sandal,Yes you can, moreover when you look at the product, below whereIt says Customer who purchase this item, also bought...You'l find it there.Hope it helps you!
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Asian-made cars usually use a lower grade leather than what's in my Aston Martin, so I'm not entirely certain. I suppose you could purchase some and "spot test" it to be sure.
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If anything is definitely made OUTSIDE the united stateds, it's packagining must state so or the company selling the product will be in big legal trouble. However, the company is NOT in big trouble for definitely stating MADE IN THE USA. Withe the information I have red, abd you have no idea how pick I am about feeding my dog, I will feel comfortable giving these to Jed for Jnacks.
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Previous responders are correct. I see everyone uses these for shoes, they should be adsvertised as such.
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I don't see why not. Leather is leather...this product is very gentle and nourishing.
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If it is leather, yes it can be used on it. I have also used this on canvas shoes without any problems.
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According to their website http://mckleinusa.com/index.php?main_page=faqs - they have been made at the same 'state of the art' facility for over 35 years in Thailand using full grain leather. I did not see any notice on your query. They say they use only the finest products and processes and I have no complaints, so I expect if you are not satisfied, will have to email them regards steve
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The best way would be to try it on a test spot of the same acrylic paint, and then test it on old shoes of the same material, or a small hard to see area of your shoes. Good luck.