has anyone ever used this product on oil cloth? im thinking about using it on my oilcloth jacket as its the best I have found for leather
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Perhaps test it on a similar piece of cloth to see the results. even an untreated cloth would yield results to compare.
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I would not use it on leather. It is designed for use on vinyl and fabrics. I am using it as UV protection on car dashboards and kites. Leather is such a different substance; in my opinion it is better treated with products designed for leather.
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I haven't used it on leather. But you can spray it quite near leather and the order will dissipate. Hope that helps.
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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.
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I would definitely try it! Use the Apple cleaner first and be sure to follow directions closely. I have had no problems with all of my leather articles.
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No I haven't. My husband never let his leather an corrode. But it probably would work some....have you tried just oil?
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I've never tried it on my leather furniture because I have a special oil just for that. I do spray it around my leather furniture and it doesn't bother it.
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I used it on my husbands jacket and it didn't seem to do any damage to the color, however, make sure when applying to clothing to have a towel or cloth that you don't care about underneath because it may strip the surface you are working on.
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I've used it on leather and even suede. It works very nicely. Sorry it took me forever to answer you.:)
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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.
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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
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I have used Ko Cao Line Leather Dressing for years. It's made for equestrian equipment. Or, if you can't find that, use Mink Oil or Lexol. To clean the leather use Saddle Soap. Basically, keep your leather oiled and soft, and treating it regularly will give you a long life for your leather things. Any leather product "gains character with age". Like blue jeans, they look better as they wear. Just keep it oiled and use saddle soap and apply one of the above conditioners liberally afterward. Remember, saddle soap cleans, it does not condition. On my boots I use Bear Grease. That stuff is serious. But for your backpack, mink oil will do just fine.
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Wow, I used it on my soft leather coat and it took it beautifully. I know they have leather conditioners out that might work.
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I wouldn't use it on patent leather, it leaves some kind of residue on surface. Though you can mostly wipe it away, it probably doesn't stay as protection either.
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I used it on a parka. Works great. The bottle says use on fabrics. Leather not mentioned.
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Yes you can use this on leather very easily. Remember to avoid from excessive pressure for branding the leather. That prevents from burning a hole into the leather you want to use. Good luck and have fun.
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Unfortunately I cannot answer since I used it on leather. However it does stick very well. Try one piece and buy more if needed if it works.