how exactly could you spray this on your boots if its a stream spray not a mist? any tips?
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First hold nozzle under hot water to clear it, one minute. Dry can; shake well. You should spray 12 inches from the shoe/boot with a sweeping back and forth even motion. The leather/suede will appear wet but don't freak out, and don't over saturate. Once completly dry it return to normal color. Let footwear stand to air dry 12 hours; if suede I re-applied a second coat the same way, 12 hours to air dry completely. Remove laces if any, lay them flat and spray them both sides also. This product is great. I used it on my Beige suede sneakers from Aldos ($90)....Beautiful.
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I think I must have gotten a defective can of spray. It was impossible to use and I threw the can away and used a different manufacturers spray and if worked perfect. This item was coded as not returnable otherwise I would have asked to return it for my money back. It was very disappointing.
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Same thing happened to me. The bottle I received squirted a stream at first. So, I ran the the whole can under warm water for about a minute then I took off the tip and placed that I hot water for about a minute. Seemed to fix the problem and it finally sprayed as a mist.
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It is a mist. I sprayed on my light colored boots with no discoloration. Worked fine.
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I had the same problem and realized if I hold the nozzle close as possible, almost touching, and move it at the same time.
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It would probably depend on what you put in it. I used it for skin so soft as bug spray and got a heavy mist. With water, it might be mistier. Had good dispersal, not a straight stream.
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I used this on a pair of soft suede boots that were a beige taupe color. I think this spray did a good job and protects my boots. It didn't darken the suede either. I can recommend. I imagine if it did well on these light color boots it will work for you.
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Not a good idea to spray in cold weather. I have had great luck using Deft.
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There is no way to truly water proof your boots, other than dipping them in industrial-grade rubber.This oil is for conditioning leather- to add moister to a non-synthetic product, giving it a longer life. It's not meant to seal.
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I applied 8oz to 3 pairs of 6in high steel toe boots, 2 heavy coats each, working in each coat by hand and hair dryer. It was the first time for all my boots and they soaked up every bit.
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I sprayed (2 coats each last Christmas) 2 pairs of tall women's boots/1 pr. short, and 2 pairs of men's shoes. Just pulled it out again to spray new ankle boots and there is plenty left, probably 1/2 a can. It goes a long way and truly works!
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You adjust the pressure manually with this sprayer. So, if you keep it pumped up and have the nozzle adjusted to a stream-spray, it may spray up to 8' . I typically use it as a mist spray to cover a broad area and then it only sprays about 2-3' ahead of me.
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Hi Lisa, Look at the spray nozzle. The last bottle I received has a "&lt;" shape embossed on one side of the spray nozzle and the same insignia on the opposite side except that there are 3 legs to the "&lt;" insignia. If the 2 legged insignia is on the top of the nozzle, you will get a stream of droplets. If the 3 legged insignia is on the top, you will get a spray from the nozzle. On an older bottle that I have, they embossed the words "Spray" or "Stream" on the tip. If you have the "Spray" side up, you will get a fine spray from the nozzle. If the word "Stream" is on the top, you will get a stream of droplets from the nozzle. Hope this helps, Gil Reed
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mix 3 drops with a carrier oil and rub each night onto bottoms of feet...It is a "hot" oil, so do not use it straight unless diffusing with it. Goes into bloodstream and disinfects!!! Fabulous!!!
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I haven't used it as a spray. Sorry. I have just used a cup or two when I have taken a bath.
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The standard nozzle on mine is definitely not a mist. Goes from stream to shower. I wanted mist but all I get is an uneven shower spray.
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Yes you should be able to do that. I used it on a pair of brown boots and it made them a darker color after applying it.
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I would definitely recommend this product and I think it will get the job done. I used it on my boots and it worked wonderfully, although they had not been dry for six years, but I'm sure it would work but you at just need to put a little extra on since your boots are so dry. My Dad also says this is the best he has ever gotten and the only stuff to actually work on his boots. I definitely recommend this for your boots.
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Like others said. Rub it in with bare hands. No extra heat source is needed. It will make your hands feel good too like they just had a lotion bath. I usually let the boots rest for a while and then apply a 2nd coat. Clean the excess off with a clean shoe brush and/or buffing cloth. The boots might retain a waxy/oily feel to them which will go away over time.
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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.
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I laid my boots down on one side on newspaper and did it in strokes back and forth (right to left) from top and worked my way down to bottom of the boot. Gave that side time to dry and flipped and did it on the other side. I then stood the boot up and gave the back one quick spray if I missed a part there, along with the front top of the boot as well. Good luck & hope this helped! :)