can you use on leather
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.
203103
According to the manufacturer website: Sticky Paws may damage certain surfaces (including, without limitation, wood finishes, painted surfaces, leather, vinyl, microfiber and wallpaper), so ALWAYS TEST a small piece of Sticky Paws on an inconspicuous area before applying.
203104
According to the manufacturer website: Sticky Paws® may damage certain surfaces (including, without limitation, wood finishes, painted surfaces, leather, vinyl, microfiber and wallpaper), so ALWAYS TEST a small piece of Sticky Paws® on an inconspicuous area before applying.
1102660
I don't think I would use it on car leather, s soft cloth with a good leather cleaner would be a better choice. Even on a slow speed you could damage the leather.
2022310
It should work well on leather. The edges are very sharp, so make sure you have a soft backing plate. Plywood tends to dull them, so I'd go with some pine or something like that.
296462
I don't see why not since it is enzyme based but test it first in an inconspicuous spot. Sometimes anything wet can leave a water mark on leather depending on its finish and you will want to soak it without wiping it off since it is the drying process where it works. Since you are asking this question you probably don't have too much more to loose in trying!
752195
I would not use this for that purpose. There are lots of leather cleaning and treatment products available.
2091150
If they are true leather I don't see why you couldn't. If they're not true leather I wouldn't use it on them for it may discolor them.
1154714
If it is real leather yes...I used it on gray leather in a Honda Pilot...works great to clean it..restores back to original
1949591
I dunno, try it on a small section. I have used it primarily on motorcycle leathers & boots.
296140
I've never tried it on leather. You might test it on an old pair of shoes, or on the underside of a cushion.
2061761
No and no. I have used it on dark and light leather and it does not seem to do anything more than give the leather a shine.
968056
Never considered that. All use I know of has been for smooth work leather. Email the vendor or Russell Moccasin for guidance. They are both super folks
1696729
Great question but no we would not recommend using this on a leather couch. You might want to check with the couch manufacturer for their recommended cleaning method.
1637417
I have only tried it on smooth or pebbled leather. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1839772
I haven't tried it on leather, but from what I understand, most woodburners can be used in some way on leather.
477764
My understanding of the use of this product is for wooden surfaces. I've never tried it on a leather couch. It stays wet for a long time. Therefore it may soil your clothing or be removed by your clothing. I would think you may need another product for leather materials.
718513
I don't think you should use it on leather. I would do a google search on how to clean leather. This product has discolored some surfaces or taken the color out completely.
1618960
I use the Lexol leather cleaner on all leathers. I have used it on sofas, recliners, and saddles without a problem, just good results!!!!!!!!