does this product work on calfskin leather bags?
2030402
It does. I use it to protect the natural vachetta leather on my LV bags. There are still a few marks over time since that kind of leather isn't dyed or coated. Still, it keeps it protected, and a lot cleaner than it would otherwise be. And if you're using it on leather that is dyed or coated, there shouldn't be a problem at all.
2030403
Absolutely. As ling as it is a smooth leather and not the hide with the hair attached, it will be great!
2030404
I think yes, I've bought it for my lambskin Chanel bag, works really good on it
193047
I only tried it on suede boots, but the can says it does plain leather as well.
1557200
I don't know why it wouldn't. It's good for any leather as long as it's not buckskin.
1391946
I'm not sure since I haven't tried it on saddle leather, however it worked great on a number of high grade leather purses that I sell.
1282011
I only used it on leather, however, I feel it would work. It is like a pliable glue. I added to the mix a little leather paint to the glue, it matched the leather.
418732
This only works on leather surfaces and not handbags. I would give it back to the shop and ask them to clean it for you. Good luck Tony
1877076
I would definitely try it! Use the Apple cleaner first and be sure to follow directions closely. I have had no problems with all of my leather articles.
1390419
Hi Maria- not sure.. I bought it to use on a pair of super soft Coach leather gloves, and this product COMPLETELY RUINED the glove. I had to throw them out, only wore them once :( Hope this helps!
754626
Yes, the waterproofing effect works as well on clean, smooth surface leather items. However, if the smoothness comes from a wax coating, the effect and its permanency is much diminished. As for "nu-buck" (sanded outside leather, suede-like in appearance), the stuff is also effective, but be aware of the significant darkening it produces, proportional to the density of application. Try it on a less visible portion of your material (perhaps the edge of the tongue) to gauge whether the color change is acceptable. Good luck.
2198220
I see on the bottle it specifically says to NOT use it on "suede, roughout or napped leathers" - but I also see Bick's has their own separate suede and nubuck cleaner. Good luck!
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.
1154714
If it is real leather yes...I used it on gray leather in a Honda Pilot...works great to clean it..restores back to original
1220180
it should. I've used it on my wife's $300.00 Italian leather boots. They were in terrible shape. After using the Leather Honey cleaner and conditioner, they are soft and pliable. I have also used it on my leather seats on my classic car.
183873
Wow, I used it on my soft leather coat and it took it beautifully. I know they have leather conditioners out that might work.
687569
It depends on what you are trying to achieve. If you are simply trying to keep your leather conditioned, this product would likely work extremely well, however, I would try a small amount on a small section on the bottom of your bag and wait a day to ensure it gives you the results you are hoping for with your bag. If your handbag is older and has developed a dark patina that you which to lighten, try unscented hypo-allergenic baby wipes which will somewhat lighten the darkened patina of your handbag. Do NOT use baby wipes if you purse is still new and light in color. Always try a small area regardless of what product you use. Otherwise, I use this leather cleaner and conditioner on all of my high-end genuine leather handbags but they are not LV.
1694281
I tried it once on my brown leather shoes and it did a good job. Try it first with a few little drops and and see how it does.
1512763
I'm not a leather expert but it should be safe on all types but I would test it on a small section of the leather you are treating