Can this be used on light colored leathers and bonded leathers such as; white, ivory, cream?
1957223
I have used it on light gray and light tan. I love it. I have used it for years and it is very good for the leather. If the leather is shiny a light buff is nice but not necessary. It will work with bonded leather as well. I probably have used it on a white leather jacket but I can't be sure. I would test but I can not see a reason you would have a problem.
634432
I've used it on leather and even suede. It works very nicely. Sorry it took me forever to answer you.:)
619109
I used this to restore color on a bonded leather couch and chair and it worked to hide that but I do not think it would repair cracks as it is only a dye
1557200
I don't know why it wouldn't. It's good for any leather as long as it's not buckskin.
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.
1064517
I've only used it on dark brown, navy and black. I have an Italian red leather bag which has faded throughout the years. I hope to use it on the bag, but have not yet allocated the time. If I attempt this task within a fortnight I'll let you know the results.
602913
I believe this spray can use on any kind of smooth leather. I used on all my handbags either lambskin or calfskin. Not on suede for sure.
1104242
You could use it on gloves. It will make the leather very shiny and richer looking.. However, they will be somewhat slick.. If you need to be able to "grip" anything you may encounter a problem. If however the gloves are just for warmth, they will look a lot better after the conditioner is applied.. I bought this product after a motorcycle dealer gave me some sample packlets.. I was amazed at how well this stuff works compared to the mink oil I have been using for years.. And not near as messy. I have only used this Bick 4 on black leather.. If your gloves are another color, I don't really know what kind of results you will get.. For the price, its a real good bargain. You would find many uses for it if you have other leather products.
1578947
I used the product on, what was very soft good condition leather and the product caused the leather to become much harder. It will seep into and penetrate the cracks in the leather but not repair it in any fashion. If all you want to do is "dye" the cracks in the leather this will work.
2106996
I do not see why it would not work. It may take a couple of coats but we have used it on furniture, leather covered accent chests, and shoes. It works great and the leather is so soft. Try on a small spot first before tackling the whole book. Hope this helps.
1468185
I don't know. I used it on dark leather. If you go on the web under the product name, you can get the name of the manufacturer. They should be able to tell you. It really worked well on the dark leather on the water stains but don't know about milk. Good luck. Madeline
2022312
I believe it should work on leather as long as the material isn't too thick or dense. Remember this is for lite material like paper gaskets.
100108
I would think it would work great. I have used it on suede and smooth leather shoes and boots with no issues. It does not leave any indication they have been treated.
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.
986509
No, don't use it on suede. It will discolour the suede. It can be used on all kinds of smooth leather though.
1072202
I use it on my leather including shoes and handbags. This is a really great product and I have been happily using it for years.
1988153
I'm sure it could. It's an acrylic paint, so it will show up opaque on anything. The question is whether or not its will be durable on the leather. Its water soluble so it will scratch easy if you don't seal it with a sealant of some sort. Hope this helps!