Is this ok on my leather jacket or is this only for car leather?
934243
Hi,I have used this cleaner for my chaps and other leather but the car leather seats. It does very good job cleaning it and we never had any issues with leather staining or getting damaged. You need to make sure that you apply leather protector too after you use cleaner.
934244
Lexol is safe for all leather! You should be totally safe to use it on your jacket. Lexol is a great product; been using it since I was a kid.
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.
183874
My advice for what it is worth: Since my fiasco with Black Jacket (it kept coming off the leather and staining my clothing, chairs, etc.), I have learned quite a bit about various types of leather and leather jackets. My suggestion would be to try Pecard's leather conditioning on a small area that is not visible and see if it helps. The Pecard's might temporarily darken the leather a little but it eventually should return to normal. If you use Pecard's, follow the directions -- you are supposed to let it soak into the leather for at least 24 hours, if I recall correctly. If the black stuff is coming off the jacket now (try scraping a fingernail across it), don't use anything. Instead, bring it to a professional leather cleaners and they probably will have to clean it before you do any kind of treatment. For further research, check a web site forum called the "Fedora Lounge." In the section on outwear, they have a lot of information about leather jacket issues. Hope this helps. Good luck.
2041509
I used it for a small cut in the leather on my motorcycle seat and it worked perfectly. I figured it couldn't hurt, and would probably help to make the patch hold better. So far, it's holding great.
1740625
Never tried on leather. It stripped off paint from a plastic moulding; seems to be very stong. Try on a small part first.
1457947
It "might" rub off but somehow I doubt it. Test it on a scrap piece of leather- the cost to buy it is minimal, what do you lose? You might apply two coats, then use a leather cleaner or saddle soap. It won't rub off after that.
1352302
I use it on both fabrics. Primarily bought for non leather seats. It is great!
1312447
I wouldn't try it on leather. Even if the hole from the screw is minimal if the screw hole stretches out or needs replaced, more holes.
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
268808
This is OIL, very greasy OIL which is used generally on baseball gloves, etc. I would not recommend it for any leather surface which may come into contact with electronics or hands on a regular basis.
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.
591325
I would NOT use this for leather apparel like jackets, bags, or shoes. Get Leather Honey (or Honey Leather) instead. This feels kinda slippery after application
395579
I use it on my leather seats with success. One important note, you should get a mighty tite or else you will have a really hard time getting the car seat secure (the protector will slide around on the leather--it's almost impossible to secure by hand, but the mighty rite will crank it down well.)
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I have not used this on a leather jacket, but I am going to say it would work. I just sprayed 2 pairs of my husband's trail sneakers, which are half leather half mesh, and they stayed dry. He is always in wet leaves and grass playing frisbee golf. If it worked on his shoes, I feel like it will work on anything. By the way, I just finished the can I've been using since last year and I completely soak the shoes, two times (even though it says to do 2 light coats).
747213
I would not recommend mink oil because it tends to soften leather. You might be better off using a leather reconditioning cream. I have used the one made by Lexol with good results in both my car and on a leather couch. It penetrates the leather. You let it absorb and then buff it with a clean, lint-free cloth.
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.
296140
I've never tried it on leather. You might test it on an old pair of shoes, or on the underside of a cushion.