Will this product clean black suede shoes?
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I work for pedag USA in customer service. This kit comes in black, dark brown, medium brown and navy as well as neutral. If your item is one of these colors then I suggest that you purchase the correct color version. If it is not, then purchase the neutral version of the kit. Neutral brightens and protects suede, nubuck and textiles but does not add color. See the color swatches on the main and second image to get a better idea of the shades of brown and navy.
1676522
Sure. It would definitely do the trick. However, I would recommend another product that would work better for that goal. I would use Huberd's Shoe Grease, if it's black leather.
1361177
I used it in leather shoes. It has not affected them. If you have stinky feet use this product
1677782
I only tried on leather and enamel and didn't work, if you spray too much at the same time, inside may stain not outside of shoes. If you don't care of inside stain, you can try.
1297119
no because of the oil moisturizer in the leather cleaner. Suede is not sealed like leather and is porous. Usually suede cleaners come with a brush to brush the nap back up on leather.
1251911
no, I have sprayed it on other types of shoes and even put shoe trees in to stretch and there was no difference, so had to give the shoes away as one foot was hurting. Do not recommend this product for anything other than leather use.
990391
i would say yes to the suede boots. use two or three coats and allow to dry thoroughly. it will look darker at first, but after about a day they will return to original color!
73226
It says on the can that it is okay for leather and swede but I used it on a fake suede and it worked beautifully. No change in color or texture.
1492556
I should think that IF your shoes are REAL Patent Leather, it should work when sprayed on the INside. But I would contact Meltonian for assurance! It worked great on all of my other leather shoes!
334401
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.
2195495
Yes but it may darken the leather on new boots. Try a spot on the tongue you can't see and let it dry. Can't use on suede or fur. Has to be smooth leather. Great product for leather.
762358
Hi, Mike--I used it on 3 pairs of leather shoes (2 black and one medium brown) and didn't see any change in color. I'll never buy anything else again to treat my leather (and it is so quick and easy to use!). Good luck!
193047
I only tried it on suede boots, but the can says it does plain leather as well.
1120415
The only caveat on the manufacturer's website is not to use it on extremely soft leather or suede. It will probably still darken somewhat, but not as much as a heavier oil. This is a very gentle product, but your best bet is still to try it on a small piece that isn't visible first.
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Hi, I didn't apply leather finish after dying my shoes. I watched a YouTube video and a lady dyed some rather worn shoes with a gorgeous orangish/rust dye. They turned out fabulously, and she dyed SUEDE shoes! That is what I did, only black and newish shoes. She said hers were suede, and it worked great. The package says not to dye suede, but I did anyway. I am not sorry! The color is fabulous and I just brushed them with a soft brush after they were dry. I am not doing anything else to them - mostly because they look good and they are suede. I would suggest reading the package. I don't remember afterwards applications. Sorry! Hi, I didn't apply leather finish after dying my shoes. I watched a YouTube video and a lady dyed some rather worn shoes with a gorgeous orangish/rust dye. They turned out fabulously, and she dyed SUEDE shoes! That is what I did, only black and newish shoes. She said hers were suede, and it worked great. The package says not to dye suede, but I did anyway. I am not sorry! The color is fabulous and I just brushed them with a soft brush after they were dry. I am not doing anything else to them - mostly because they look good and they are suede. I would suggest reading the package. I don't... » Read More Hi, I didn't apply leather finish after dying my shoes. I watched a YouTube video and a lady dyed some rather worn shoes with a gorgeous orangish/rust dye. They turned out fabulously, and she dyed SUEDE shoes! That is what I did, only black and newish shoes. She said hers were suede, and it worked great. The package says not to dye suede, but I did anyway. I am not sorry! The color is fabulous and I just brushed them with a soft brush after they were dry. I am not doing anything else to them - mostly because they look good and they are suede. I would suggest reading the package. I don't remember afterwards applications. Sorry! « Show Less
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There's a cheap shoe spray from Penguin brand called "shoe and sneaker deodorize" you can buy at Kroeger or Walmart. Works awesome for shoes. The Venus spray wouldn't likely work on running shoes.
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I would say yes if they are not suede, apparently suede and nubuck are very sensitive. I have used it on penny loafers and 3 other pairs of men's shoes without issue. I love the shine!