Can it be used on dyed fine leather? A red color?
1064513
I can only say that I apply it generously to a red leather ottoman that I purchased at Crate & Barrel and it's fine.
1064514
I have had no issue on my dyed leather bags and accessories. LH has worked on every single leather product thus far. I've only used on handbags, wallets, and small leather goods.
1064515
I haven't tried it on dyed fine leather. I did use it on our decade old Italian leather recliner that is "tremendously worn" and dry in all places. I had even considered sending it to the landfill, but decided to try to give it a second chance. It darkened it some and softened it lots and moistened it abundantly. It should be brushed with the paint brush from the bottom up to the top of the sides so there will not be any drip marks. It would not be a waste to order a small bottle and try it in a spot out of main site, because you can always use it on leather and vinyl belts and on non-suede shoes and on purses. I washed all the things with saddle soap and let it dry before I applied the Leather Honey. Best Wishes in You Endeavor!
1064516
The short answer: I don't know. The long answer: I used it on new shoes that were dyed black on the outside. The inside was natural color. There was no transfer of color to the applicator or to the tan inside leather.
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.
859560
Are you referring to the furniture polish called "Old English"? Leather dye is not similar. Leather dye is not a polish, it is a stain to be used on leather, then polished with another polish product. I don't know if Old English can be used on leather.
225372
I do not know if it changes the color or not. So far I have only used it on dark leather.
978158
Absolutely, as long as it is the smooth side and not suede. I recommend using a good leather conditioner after it has dried for 24 hours. Don't rub too hard or it may remove some of the dye.
916726
I put this over freshly dyed leather with no problem. I have used it on every leather thing I own with no problems
296461
I've never used it on leather. I would try it in a hidden area first. Works well on washable surfaces and fabrics. Sorry I couldn't be of more help
1336820
Don't know. It is sold to use on fabric. Can not use on leather. It is rough so I would not use it on an animal.
986509
No, don't use it on suede. It will discolour the suede. It can be used on all kinds of smooth leather though.
2149075
Yes, I have used it on a burgundy leather couch, loveseat, and chair. I would not have used it on any of those unless I did a small test area on the back of the couch first. I used this same products cleaning spray first and then the conditioner. There was a small amount of the dye that did come off of the couch. It did not damage the couch but some of the dye did rub off. Again, it was a burgundy colored leather.
2214944
No. It will not lighten the leather. In fact it says on the advertisement of the product that it might darken the leather!
418729
Hi Tony!Thanks for your question.Because this product is a cleaner and conditioner in ONE, it has only very mild cleaning properties.For jean's dye, we recommend to use our Foaming Saddle Soap, which works really well on grease, stains, and jean's dye stains. Of course, the end result always depends on how long the stains have been there and on the leather type also. Hope that helps.Take care.
1204865
No. This product stained my clothing when used. Don't buy this product for use on anything!
916725
I have a red leather sofa and it worked just fine!!!!! Really made it look great!!! I will be using it again in a few months...hope that helps!!!
1649916
I was concerned about exactly the same thing. Our furniture is in our living room and i didn't want to mess it up! I contacted Chamberlain Customer Service and this was their reply: "Yes, Furniture Treatment No. 5 is fine for use on color-dyed leather. You shouldn't have a problem as long as the color-dyed leather has been properly sealed. With lighter colored leathers, especially highly absorbent soft leathers, No. 5 can darken them. We don't recommend using Furniture Treatment No. 5 on extremely soft-type leathers or suede." Still I was a bit nervous because my couches are soft leather, but a neutral tan color. It brought out the rich color of the leather which I was really pleased with! I would try it in a inconspicuous spot like all these people tell us! Good Luck!
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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.
2225861
In my opinion, I wouldn't use this product on anything because it does not work. Call Rust-Oleum for the most educated response for use on leather.
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.