Can this be used on leather
247339
I read the bottle label and it does not indicate that it can be used on leather. Specifically states it is a "fiber penetrating spray". I would not use it on my leather furniture.
460091
My gut tells me "no". I've never used it on anything having to do with leather. If I were you, I would look into Lexol leather care products instead of this product which is specifically made for vinyl surfaces. I hope that helps. Good luck!
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.
1813839
I wouldn't try it....if you elect to, use it in a discrete place.....I used it for leather and would purchase it again....good luck!!!
1557200
I don't know why it wouldn't. It's good for any leather as long as it's not buckskin.
494527
Honestly Derek, I truly don't know. I have never even thought of using it on leather, but personally, I would be fearful of trying it on any good leather.
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!
1102657
I wouldn't use this on car leather. The bristles are hard plastic. I suspect this would ruin the leather.
986509
No, don't use it on suede. It will discolour the suede. It can be used on all kinds of smooth leather though.
1443080
No. It has two gaskets that keep it tight to the wheel but don't bite into it. So it can work on leather or wood.
296209
I don't know but I doubt it. It does a lovely job on leather in terms of conditioning and perhaps cleaning. I cleaned a light taupe colored leather chair and after a few applications on a new stain, it seemed to remove it. Red dye? Doubt it but maybe.
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.
307771
It worked on leather for me although depending on what if any conditioner you might use it might make a difference.
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.
1789421
I dont think so as it might be chemically too harsh. I would also be worried about the finish it will leave on the leather - its a bit sticky almost tacky and doesn't buff off well. I think your better off finding a natural product, just make sure you test whatever you use so it doesnt darken the leather.
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.
563515
No, its like a stick that needs a hard surface to rub it on. If you applied it directly to the stirring wheel that might work. I don't think you could get it to stick to leather