I have a tote bag that is canvas and leather and wanted to just use one spray. would this work? Canvas is a light beige and leather is navy blue.
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I don't think I would try it on canvas. I think it would spot or stain your bag. Hope this helps
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My purpose for this item is for shoes not a bag so I'm not sure whether you can use this item to your bag.For shoes, good item.
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I think it works but I haven't use my treated bag on a rainy day. If you worry about color fading issues, I don't see any problem with this product
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It depends on what you are trying to achieve. If you are simply trying to keep your leather conditioned, this product would likely work extremely well, however, I would try a small amount on a small section on the bottom of your bag and wait a day to ensure it gives you the results you are hoping for with your bag. If your handbag is older and has developed a dark patina that you which to lighten, try unscented hypo-allergenic baby wipes which will somewhat lighten the darkened patina of your handbag. Do NOT use baby wipes if you purse is still new and light in color. Always try a small area regardless of what product you use. Otherwise, I use this leather cleaner and conditioner on all of my high-end genuine leather handbags but they are not LV.
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It has not colored anything I have applied it to. I used it on brown leather and lizard Lucchese cowboy boots and a light tan Italian leather purse. The colors did not change but the items were in good shape to start with.
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I can't promise, but think it would be fine. I have used it on all sorts of fabric, the latest being our new couch fabric which is white linen. I really was liberal with the spraying (I did give it two coats) and didn't get any buildup or staining of any kind. You couldn't tell it had been sprayed at all and protects beautifully. I say go for it and protect the jacket.
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I used it on a leather hat, and the smell did go away. I didn't want to spray my hands so I put on latex gloves while doing it. The spray is flammable, and you need to spray in a well ventilated area.
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I use it to spray on the Coach purses I buy at Thrift stores. It cleans beautifully and when I dries you can never tell it was used. I would spray it on ky furniture if needed, if used on furniture, vacuum first. I think it is a safe product. If I use it on my coach purses or other fabric purses, then it must be good.
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I would do a very small test area on the fabric such as a seam allowance that doesn't show, and I would watch it very carefully and rinse thoroughly. It does have some bleaching properties so be careful. You might want to use a Q-tip to apply. I would not use it on leather because I think it would take off any finish or tanning agents on the leather.
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Possibly. I bought it to remove a stain caused by my blue jeans rubbing on my tan leather cross body bag and it didn't really remove it. Blue jean dye is synthetic indigo whereas shoe polish is a mix of natural and synthetic materials, including naphtha, turpentine, dyes, and gum arabic. Both substances have been rubbed into the grain of the leather over time, repeatedly, and from my experience, the leather milk only took off surface staining and didn't go deep into the grain. I would give it a 50% chance of success. Hope that helps.
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I believe this spray can use on any kind of smooth leather. I used on all my handbags either lambskin or calfskin. Not on suede for sure.
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I believe I used the Oxalic Acid to remove the coloring from a handbag so that I could color it a different color. I tried to remove the color from a black handbag and it didn't do anything. I imagine it probably would work better on stains and such. But it didn't do the job that I wanted to the handbag. I believe it might have removed any oils from the handbag, but no color. Sorry I couldn't help.
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I bought this dye for an old purse that I purchased, which needed to be restored. And this product did the job! The purse does not smell. I would suggest wearing gloves when using this product. I'm not sure if I would use them on hand gloves.
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Hi Greg:I used this product on two of my sweetie's leather purses; one white and one dark brown. I did not notice any discoloration on the two purses. If these Docker's are the light color of boat shoes, you might try applying a small amount on a portion of the tongue of one shoe and see how it performs.Good luck and I hope this helps you. It is a superb product.
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I tried it on ink mark on the leather bag. It did lighten after we applied it few times. Actually the manufacturer called me and refunded me the amount since it didn't completely remove it. Please use the right type of cloth to wipe it as fiber cloth can further damage the bag. The good thing is it didn't spoil the finish. I am not sure about old oil stain and I haven't not used any other cleaning product.
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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.
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I never tried it on canvas. I did use Orange TKO on carpet and it helped to reduce a concentrated spot. But all I can say is that everything I've used it on has only helped my cleaning problems. Nothing has ever been damaged or stained by using orange TKO. I suggest you try and see what happens. I even use a concentrated solution of it to clean my oak varnished floors and the finish becomes squeaky clean. And if all else fails and you're looking to reduce a spot or overall grime on your canvas, you can use "Spot Shot". It is a chemical with the odor of Perk, but it is amazing at removing stains and dirt on carpets and perhaps canvas as well. Good Luck. I never tried it on canvas. I did use Orange TKO on carpet and it helped to reduce a concentrated spot. But all I can say is that everything I've used it on has only helped my cleaning problems. Nothing has ever been damaged or stained by using orange TKO. I suggest you try and see what happens. I even use a concentrated solution of it to clean my oak varnished floors and the finish becomes squeaky clean. And if all else fails and you're looking to reduce a spot or overall grime on your canvas, you can use "Spot Shot". It is a chemical with the odor of Perk, but it is amazing at... » Read More I never tried it on canvas. I did use Orange TKO on carpet and it helped to reduce a concentrated spot. But all I can say is that everything I've used it on has only helped my cleaning problems. Nothing has ever been damaged or stained by using orange TKO. I suggest you try and see what happens. I even use a concentrated solution of it to clean my oak varnished floors and the finish becomes squeaky clean. And if all else fails and you're looking to reduce a spot or overall grime on your canvas, you can use "Spot Shot". It is a chemical with the odor of Perk, but it is amazing at removing stains and dirt on carpets and perhaps canvas as well. Good Luck. « Show Less
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Yes! In fact, that's all I've used it on, and very successfully. I spray two coats about a day apart. Make sure you spray outside and try to leave the suede product outside as long as possible (a few hours at least). Otherwise, the smell will permeate your home and I don't think it's the safest thing to be breathing.
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It actually depends on the leather/dye. I have used it on my Coach Legacy and Madison bags without any change. I used it on my D&B Florentine and LV bags on untreated vachetta and it did darken the leather. I hope this helps.