Will leather magic work on a small area where the head has worn the c? olor away
864960
This product is crap. Do not purchase. If the furniture is worth repairing, take it to a qualified experienced upholsterer and pay the dollars necessary to fix it right.
864961
Can't really confirm. I used it on a leather seat in a car and it wore off pretty quickly. But I have to add that the area go quite a bit of use. For the price, it's certainly worth a try. I have a similar area on a leather chair that I haven't yet tried it on. Sorry I'm not much help here.
864962
sure will,it will bond it together,mine I fixed was a couple inch to close to 2inch cuts and now it kept it from tearing, so if you can get the color right, you should be in business. Not sure how perfect you need it, but you getting the color right should be the biggest issue,GOOD LUCK.
2261269
Test it first. If you use a lot, it will darken the leather but it seems to return to the original color in a few days.
1614920
i would try a spot to see but if it works on leather handbags it should work on leather books.
2119845
It works on soft and supple. Just slight change of color. Will NOT work on split leather
1177276
It partially depends on the level of natural oils in the leather (what keeps it flexible). If the leather is highly flexible you should probably first use some sort of drying agent on the seam where it is to be applied. Even then the natural oils in the adjacent leather will migrate into the dried leather and make the seam seal lose its grip. Also, depending on the environment where the sealed seam will be, oils from the surrounding air will be absorbed by the leather. All-in-all it looks like a risky action (over time) but should work for the short term if the oils are dried up (perhaps alcohol will dry them). btw - the synthetic material that it is meant to be applied to is oil free and tightly woven. i suspect that the seam seal needs some level of open space between fibers to allow it to have an area to move into and to "lock" around existing fibers. For this reason it probably will not work on sheet type material.
2101520
saffiano leather is the one that has little crosshatch textures it should be ok, those are quite hardy. but if the saffiano leather has balding worn patches or maybe in a light/white color, i would test on a small patch first.
2119844
You could. It would likely soak the leather in wax which will have a permanent preserving and aesthetic change.
1251913
It a tough question to answer as it will depend on type of material. It works amazing on leather, but as far as mane made material it has a very different content every time so its truly hard to tell.
290165
No the leather will remain just as it was, it might discolor it slightly to a darker shade. They recommend to try it on a hidden spot first. I haven't noticed any color change myself.
1742652
Yes. If the leather is shiny and textured it will be perfect, think croc print or similar. If the leather is suede then this will darken the suede a bit.
1352304
Should work work well on mon leather seats. Basically a towel with a mesh iunderside that straps around your head rest. Easy to take on off, ...... Pretty much works as advertised.
284278
No. At first look it might but leather will give over time and the smaller weapon will not stay in place with movement. You risk dropping the weapon.
1799717
No, I think the leather absorbs the conditioner as you are rubbing it in with the cloth. I don't think that leaving it sit will absorb anymore, in my opinion.
1676054
Maybe very minimally. It would be better if you had someone massage it in ;)
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.
1825535
I had a great response with my leather boots and not so much with my man-made. So I would agree it might not work as well for mixed textures.
83461
No, maybe for face and part of neck because for it to be effective it needs to be very close.