It is OK to use this on a LAMBSKIN balenciaga bag?
222635
Yes, that's the only reason I purchased the product was to use on my Bal bags. Don't use it on suede though! Completely changed the color of suede boots I have. Has never altered the color on my Bal bags though. Don't go over board spraying! One light coat is all you need.
222636
I've had several Balenciagas. All of us girls only used Apple Garde. Spray in an open area and dust it across. Don't put on too heavy.
222637
Worked well with my LVs and other leather purses. Not sure about Lambskin! Love the product!
737847
I have used it for silken coach handbags and it has worked nicely. But I put them in a mesh bag. I don't put the cloth in the bag
934244
Lexol is safe for all leather! You should be totally safe to use it on your jacket. Lexol is a great product; been using it since I was a kid.
1919874
I agree with Capt. Kevin. I have never had it "ruin" anything so if it were my Coach bag, I would not hesitate to try it, but just to be safe... do as the good Capt. suggests and try an inconspicuous area first. Is the bag a suede type of leather -- open pored? If so, I would *not* try it as any liquid will only absorb further into that type of leather. Get a cleaner specifically for suede leather. But if it is a smooth leather, I would definitely use Meguiars.
931953
I'm using this for wool/cashmere sweaters with no problem,however,after I did,I put the sweaters under the shade to dry out.Because I don't like the smell of the product. Don't try to rub the spot off.It makes more worth with oil that's contained in this product.I use Woolite just for very light dirty clothes.
591325
I would NOT use this for leather apparel like jackets, bags, or shoes. Get Leather Honey (or Honey Leather) instead. This feels kinda slippery after application
33263
I would say no. It's really just burlap bag material with a painted design on it. I think exposing it to the elements for long periods would degrade the quality, however in the short periods I expose it to (days/weeks) it's fine.
971202
I would assume so. I have used it on cow and deer leather without any problems. I wouldn't think twice about using it on any leather...okay, probably not suede. :)
1789421
I dont think so as it might be chemically too harsh. I would also be worried about the finish it will leave on the leather - its a bit sticky almost tacky and doesn't buff off well. I think your better off finding a natural product, just make sure you test whatever you use so it doesnt darken the leather.
2119553
I used number #1and highly recommend using it as it is a waterproofer. My kattee bag soaked it right up I waited a couple of weeks and treated it again. It will darken the leather but thought it just added to the appearance of the bag. The number 2 and 3 are used to maintain your leather goods. It just keeps it from drying out. The number 1 will leave a slightly waxy residue so you want to buff your bag well, I recommend a good micro fiber cloth. This is a 3 step system, even though they sell other numbers getting that first one on is the most important. Hope this helps.
978157
In my opinion this product should work on any leather product. My leather jacket was calf skin. I was brought up in a leather city and factories processed lambskin and calf skin at different times within the factory. The same dyes were used. Note; I had a small amount of One Step left over and I used it on my wife's black soft leather purse and it came out like new. I am a hero...Try it.
2267713
I used it on a leather Gucci bag that has canvas in the middle of the bag . I sprayed the canvas part lightly holding the can about 6- 8 inches from fabric
1072202
I use it on my leather including shoes and handbags. This is a really great product and I have been happily using it for years.
203102
I would not suggest it. It leaves behind a sticky film that doesn't come off easily. I was able to use goo gone because it was on my table but I'm pretty sure you can't use that on leather so I wouldn't risk it. I would suggest keeping a scratching post a few feet away from the couch and rub catnip on it so it prefers to use the scratching post instead.
2193618
Well, I've only used the leather protector not the conditioner. So if you use the LP I think it'll be just fine because it does condition leather as well.
418732
This only works on leather surfaces and not handbags. I would give it back to the shop and ask them to clean it for you. Good luck Tony
2016707
This is something I haven't tried, so someone with more experience could possibly provide a better answer. Considering the package is mylar and for what the product is designed to do, it is pretty obvious that moisture would be the problem. So if you could reseal in a similar type bag and eliminate the possibility of moisture contamination, I would think it would work.