will this product work to clean and give back the shine on my lane leather brown sofa
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I have a Norwegian leather chair that is 8 years old and is dark red. It looks and feels the same as the day it was delivered it, I apply Leather master every spring and fall. I have a good quality dark brown lambskin leather pilot jacket for 7 years and it is still soft. I would try a small patch where you can't see like the leather on the bottom of the back of the sofa.
1459722
This product took away the color (large white spots) on the arms of my lane sofa. Leathermaster representative came out and put the color back in but charged me $200.00. It was recommended on the sofa tag that this is the product to use. Check your tag on your sofa for cleaning instructions but I cannot recommend Leathermaster Protection Cream. The positive side was on some of the sofa I used it on it didn't change the color but once I saw the white spots I stopped using it!
1459723
This product should do a decent job of protecting your brown sofa. I used it on the interior of my beige leather Porsche. It will add some luster to the sofa, I'm not sure about shine. Also, this product is not a cleaner but a protector. I was not impressed by Leather Masters cleaner on the same leather and preferred the cleaning power of Luxol. Brown may be more forgiving than my beige interior. BTW: a hair dryer application before applying product on tuff stains will help to lift them.
1459724
Kathy, I am not going to say if it will work or not. I seems to work on my Lexus leather seats. I read all reviews and one thing will work for one person while another thing will work for another. Leaterique is another product that people swear by. I tried Lexol and was somewhat disappointed.
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I don't see why not. The Manufacturer states it is safe for finished leather. I have used it on my leather automobile seats with no problems and it leaves no residue. Doesn't matter if sofa, seat, dashboard, etc it will work fine.
817863
I never used it before on leather furniture. Your question led me to try it out on my soft-leather beige couch. It cleaned it about as well as the leather cleaner I have, but it didn't leave a moisturizing finish as did the leather cleaner. It didn't do any damage to my leather but it didn't magically make the leather instantly clean either. I used a dilute solution. I will try a more concentrated solution at a later time. Good luck. Sorry I couldn't answer your question adequately.
1971308
At the very least you'd have to use the No 5 leather milk; I'm pretty sure that one is for automotive leather. I'd suggest contacting Chamberlain's directly. They are very responsive and might have some good advice.
260224
Not very well. It's more for regular light cleaning. I have some marks on my panels and leather. A little bit of rubbing alcohol takes it better and quicker
1207732
Yes, more than enough. I use the 250 ml Soft Cleaner and Protection Cream for my couch and love seat, at least, four times a year before needing to buy more. You don't need to use a great deal to get the shine. Good Luck, it is a great product.
718513
I don't think you should use it on leather. I would do a google search on how to clean leather. This product has discolored some surfaces or taken the color out completely.
563208
We have dark leather couches and it cleans them beautifully! It's worth a try.
1787591
I have not used it on a couch made of cloth but have used in on leather couch to remove some stains that other cleaner did not. It cleaned the stain but than I had to do almost the whole couch to get the same color. I than use a leather conditioner. Test on a hidden spot first. Try not to use full strength.
1041141
This is a cleaner. If the leather is dirty, which is normal, this would be the first step. Second step would be a product which restores the leather.
185629
No definetly not. Chemical guys makes a leather cleaner and conditioner that will work very well on leather auto seats. This product is meant for carpets and upholstery. If you have trouble getting a stain out of leather try agitating the leather cleaner with a soft bristle brush.
506931
It depends on the type of leather and how clean you want it. This is more suited for automotive leather that had a protective coating. This product doesn't work so well on home couches.
1106638
Absolutely, and without an "oily" residue. If the leather is really dirty, you may want to use a propitiatory leather cleaner first. If the leather is rather bad and you use this product only, you should have an extra clean rag available to wipe off a "gooey" residue that will form as this mixes with the surface grime. Just wipe that off, and then continue with your application of this product. When dry, simply buff and the feeling of the surface will amaze you.
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As long as your couch is not faux suede, then Vinylex would work well. Keep in mind that you'll have a slick, shiny surface when you use this product. But the product absorbs pretty well, and if you don't like the shiny coating you can wipe it down. Vinylex's leather conditioner is a good product too, but it's made for real leather and it also leaves a very shiny surface. In my experience, the spray on leather conditioners tend to be less shiny if that's a concern.
460090
I don't know for certain but believe you can. Perhaps you could do a search on "how to clean a faux leather couch." I've just used it on my vinyl purse.
1122712
I have used it on my couches and it does help refresh them, though not as well as a pro cleaning would. I thought it worked well, especially considering the price difference!
225371
I have a cream leather sofa and it did not change the color, no matter how much I scrubbed. It did however, remove a lot of dirt that had accumulated over the years.