can it be used on gold shoes that have lost their color (scuffed)?
327049
It works on conductive metal surfaces, not non-conductive metal. In addition, when I used it on stainless steel, the coating on -appeared- to be complete. Under magnification the coating was spotty with much of the original metal surface still showing.
327050
No, it only bonds to certain metals. It would not bond to leather or material of any type.
2137138
I used it on my wives boots and it worked fine. I also used it on my work boots and it did not work well. I would stick to using this on tennis shoes or boots like you mentioned.
1694281
I tried it once on my brown leather shoes and it did a good job. Try it first with a few little drops and and see how it does.
434989
I have not. I'd imagine a warm damp cloth would be best. I'd probably try that before I went to leather cleaner and shoe polish. I've found that the buffing is the most important part for not having the polish rub off on you.
2148246
If it is more of a yellow gold.....I don't think so otherwise. Hope this helps.
1474316
sure can...my sons sport shoes were muddy; i brushed off dry dirt and placed them in the wonder was with hot water i scrubbed them a bit with a brush...a minute and a half to two later shoes were clean....i love it
934015
Technically yes, but using cleaners or scrubbing it will remove the color and it will "contract". I DOn't recommend it. Try the chrome tiles instead.
1414237
I have used this on gold chains, but not silver and not on gold-plated jewelry. It does work on gold chains if you let it soak a minute or two, then use the scrub brush.
627310
Buff shoes- there is only one answer. 100% Horsehair brush. $10 or less at any shoe repair shop
1361177
I used it in leather shoes. It has not affected them. If you have stinky feet use this product
654001
I did have the problem of Leather Dye wiping off and rubbing off onto my clothes from a handbag I dyed. I used Resolene as a top coat and it seems to have fixed the problem. Now I only use acrylic dyes for shoes and handbags.
494246
apply the shoe polish on the shoes as if you were going to polish them by hand, then use the buffer, black brush, the top it off with the use of the red brush
1677777
Absolutely! I am an old nurse, we used to pour alcohol on our shoes and wear them until they dried to make them conform to our feet. But they would dye our feet too and they were squishy until they dried. This spray allows the shoe to stretch and no dyed feet, even with dark colors. You may have to do it a couple of times, but it is so much better than the old way. I keep it on hand all the time.
1657981
*probably* not but this product will darken your boots so maybe they will not be as noticeable. I use this on a pair of sheepskin Mocs which stain easily and am happy with the result.
1902228
Absolutely. If they are leather. I repaired a beautiful pair of shoes. Make sure you don't skip putting on clear coat. My shoe repair is literally undetectable.
308298
This is a fairly easy product to use on leather goods already in decent shape. It is easier to use than saddle soap. However it will not repair or improve leather already damaged, cracked or heavily worn. Saddle soap will work better on more worn leather though it has its limits also. If your shoes are in good shape, the Meltonian will work well to clean and condition them and your hands won't stain from using it. Hope this helps you.
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You can used on oiled leather, it's beeswax and that is used on oiled leather as a moisturizer. Can change leather darker according to label. I work as delivery driver and put this on New Balance tennis shoes and it works really good considering they were never meant to be waterproof. I apply and heat mine up on the lowest setting in the oven.