can i use this on oiled leather boots?
2046995
Absolutely. I actually used these on my leather shoes, leather car seats and even parts of the dash which are plastic. This stuff is amazing.
2046996
Send an email to contact@leathernova.com or online at www.LeatherNova.com. You will find them very helpful.
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If your boots currently have salt stains embedded in leather. First you must thoroughly clean your boots with Saddle Soap boot cleaner. Make sure to also remove laces on boots to clean every area. Let them dry overnight. Brush or wipe off all the Saddle Soap cleaner from boots. Then apply a thorough coating of Sno-Seal on boots. Use a hair dryer on warm setting to melt the Sno-Seal appl. on boots. Let boots sit overnight and brush or wipe off Sno-Seal next day. You may need to apply to applications of Sno-Seal on your boots to fully remove salt stains in leather. Good Luck.
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Probably not. It did not work for the shoes I tried it on, but that may have been on account of the shoe leather which had no intention of stretching. One tip that is worth trying is to put rubbing alcohol inside your boot and wearing them for as long as possible.
986509
No, don't use it on suede. It will discolour the suede. It can be used on all kinds of smooth leather though.
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It says you can use it but I'd be very careful and test it out in a small area first. I have a feeling that it would stain or leave a mark unless you're using it on a black/dark leather. I use this primarily to treat/clean my leather boots and the Apple cleaner works very well on those.
1699360
No it will not work on leather. I would try something like Shoe Glue for that. You can find that at a hardware store.
1020077
I use it on $1000 Luchese boots with no problem. On my older worn boots, it does temporarily darken them a little (a day to weeks, depending on the condition), but so far they have come back beautifully. I'd try a little on a cuff or something before committing the whole jacket. And like I said in the review it takes VERY little of this stuff (like a spray or two on a shammy. If you spray it directly on the leather, you've already used too much), followed by gentle buffing.
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This stuff is bleach on steroids. Personally, I would never think of using it on leather. Get some saddle soap instead. It is going to be slower, but it will not kill the leather. Oddly, furniture cream is a standard leather dressing in use by bookbinders. Alternatively, some non-petroleum based skin cream also works on leather. Do not use petroleum based stuff. It will kill leather. Leather is skin after all.
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According to the label, it can be used on Suede and Nubuck, but NOT on smooth leather. So I would use it on your Minnetonka boots only if they are suede or nubuck leather.
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I used this product (twice) on real leather calf hair heels... It did not damage the shoe at all... I would suggest to not spray so much into the shoe that it is soaked. Especially not with suede. Directions for use on the can says:MELTONIAN Shoe Stretch has been especially developed to permanently stretch and soften shoes and gloves made of leather, suede or reptile skins. Not recommended for use on man made materials. Shoe stretch may possibly cause a dark pattern on certain shades of leather.I would suggest to try at best to spray in an even amount in both shoes.so that color change would not be noticeable.I hope this helps. I used this product (twice) on real leather calf hair heels... It did not damage the shoe at all... I would suggest to not spray so much into the shoe that it is soaked. Especially not with suede. Directions for use on the can says:MELTONIAN Shoe Stretch has been especially developed to permanently stretch and soften shoes and gloves made of leather, suede or reptile skins. Not recommended for use on man made materials. Shoe stretch may possibly cause a dark pattern on certain shades of leather.I would suggest to try at best to spray in an even amount in both... » Read More I used this product (twice) on real leather calf hair heels... It did not damage the shoe at all... I would suggest to not spray so much into the shoe that it is soaked. Especially not with suede. Directions for use on the can says:MELTONIAN Shoe Stretch has been especially developed to permanently stretch and soften shoes and gloves made of leather, suede or reptile skins. Not recommended for use on man made materials. Shoe stretch may possibly cause a dark pattern on certain shades of leather.I would suggest to try at best to spray in an even amount in both shoes.so that color change would not be noticeable.I hope this helps. « Show Less
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NO! This is a conditioner only for the uppers of your boots. I suppose it could be used on the solses, but it is the consistency of honey. It may cause slipping on wet surfaces. Once dried. I suppose it would not hurt, but be prepared to get residue on rugs and flooring. John Kozel
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I would not use this product on any leather unless it was for the purpose of significantly conditioning boots that are exposed to rain, snow or mud. First, it will darken leather. Next, even though it will soak into boot leather it will take at least 48 hours before the leather loses its "greasy feel". I would NEVER use thus on a jacket or vest. I would use a good leather conditioner such as Bick's #4 and then use a neutral cream or colored cream to touch up if necessary. LP is an excellent product for boots used in harsh conditions such as construction, hiking or winter weather. I apply it 3 times per year for that purpose. Never on anything else! I would not use this product on any leather unless it was for the purpose of significantly conditioning boots that are exposed to rain, snow or mud. First, it will darken leather. Next, even though it will soak into boot leather it will take at least 48 hours before the leather loses its "greasy feel". I would NEVER use thus on a jacket or vest. I would use a good leather conditioner such as Bick's #4 and then use a neutral cream or colored cream to touch up if necessary. LP is an excellent product for boots used in harsh conditions such as construction, hiking or winter weather.... » Read More I would not use this product on any leather unless it was for the purpose of significantly conditioning boots that are exposed to rain, snow or mud. First, it will darken leather. Next, even though it will soak into boot leather it will take at least 48 hours before the leather loses its "greasy feel". I would NEVER use thus on a jacket or vest. I would use a good leather conditioner such as Bick's #4 and then use a neutral cream or colored cream to touch up if necessary. LP is an excellent product for boots used in harsh conditions such as construction, hiking or winter weather. I apply it 3 times per year for that purpose. Never on anything else! « Show Less
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it will darken your boots a little, it probably takes the place of the oil since you need to heat the boots up so that it will absorb the wax, it did soften the leather and if you work in mud like I do, the mud does absorb the wax and it will need to be reapplied every month or two
1637417
I have only tried it on smooth or pebbled leather. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1859145
I would guess not. I warmed the jar with a hair dryer making it pretty soft. I generously rubbed it into the leather then used the hair dryer on the boots. The product soaked in almost disappearing. Leather has stay darker all winter. Never had a product waterproof like this stuff. I give it a A++++++++++
477766
I have only used this product on wood surfaces...no idea if it would work on leather,,,probably not as it is advertised for wood products,
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Hi, generally after cleaning the boot I just rub my fingertips across the product and then massage into the leather. The more heat you apply the deep it will soak into the leather, really depends on the boots you are applying it to.