Leather, padded chairs Has anyone else tried using this chair on leather, padded chairs? I am concerned that it will "dig in" and leave imprints as well as not fit or stay very well; however, we have a small kitchen, so it would be ideal. Thanks for any help. Leather, padded chairs Has anyone else tried using this chair on leather, padded chairs? I am concerned that it will "dig in" and leave imprints as well as not fit or stay very well;... » Read More Leather, padded chairs Has anyone else tried using this chair on leather, padded chairs? I am concerned that it will "dig in" and leave imprints as well as not fit or stay very well; however, we have a small kitchen, so it would be ideal. Thanks for any help. « Show Less
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I was trying to figure out the same thing. Did you ever get a response or figure it out?
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Sorry, I never received a response; however, we just decided to get an old wooden chair and use that as it seems it would dig in and it also gets quite dirty. We decided to preserve our nice chairs instead!
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Thank you for your interest in our product. This item that you are inquiring for is durable combination leather. Real leather will not be as easy to maintain during usage, unlike combination leather. Thank you and have a wonderful day! --FurnitureMaxx
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We use it on our leather furniture and ottoman. Gentle and it doesn't change the color of the leather. Would try it first in a back corner to make sure your leather doesn't change color, of course.
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Leather cleans up so easily..just spray & wipe with leather cleaner..usually purchase cleaner @ store such as Lowes..I also have white leathers sofa, chair an ottoman..3 grandchildren under 6..and I have no worries
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I used this to spray all over a leather chair (that had been treated/failed by even Stink Free and another product). Didn't damage/discolor the leather at all. Of course, I'm not sure I really cared since it's probably headed to the dumpster anyway... not sure I can ever lounge in it, just knowing... ;-). Of course, YMMV, and test it first ;-)
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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.
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Some of the tools could be used for leather work. Some of the tools have long skinny necks which would not make them good for leather, others are more stout. However, I think you would be better served with real leather working tools. They will last year's longer, and provide more function (based on personal experience). All you need is a good flat hardwood or marble surface, a rawhide hammer, an awl, a leather punch, leather stitching needles, artificial sinuous material, and your leather imprint tools. It's a larger initial investment, but you'll only buy once if you buy the right tools for leather. And you'll be much happier with the correct tools. I hope that answers your question. Some of the tools could be used for leather work. Some of the tools have long skinny necks which would not make them good for leather, others are more stout. However, I think you would be better served with real leather working tools. They will last year's longer, and provide more function (based on personal experience). All you need is a good flat hardwood or marble surface, a rawhide hammer, an awl, a leather punch, leather stitching needles, artificial sinuous material, and your leather imprint tools. It's a larger initial investment, but you'll only buy once if you buy the right tools... » Read More Some of the tools could be used for leather work. Some of the tools have long skinny necks which would not make them good for leather, others are more stout. However, I think you would be better served with real leather working tools. They will last year's longer, and provide more function (based on personal experience). All you need is a good flat hardwood or marble surface, a rawhide hammer, an awl, a leather punch, leather stitching needles, artificial sinuous material, and your leather imprint tools. It's a larger initial investment, but you'll only buy once if you buy the right tools for leather. And you'll be much happier with the correct tools. I hope that answers your question. « Show Less
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Hi...hope I am of SOME help. Have owned the sofa- love seat for a little over a year. For not being actual leather it is holding up decently, HOWEVER, I do not have children or pets. Don't think it is made for rough-housing. Cushions are holding up well. Use it everyday.
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I tried this on a leather chair, but the side panel may have been vinyl. Anyway it did NOT touch it. Blue ink on white chair. Ended up covering it with shoe polish.
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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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I used it on leather golf shoes and a micro fiber pullover, no problem. I have not used it furniture though and would do a small section first if I was you.
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I have not used it on leather. There is someone in 2011 that says it is safe; however, it doesn't mention leather on the Fission website, just carpet and "all kinds of upholstery". I suggest you contact Fission or try it on a spot no one would see. The website is http://www.fizzionclean.com/
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It is "faux leather" or pleather/fake leather. It's probably better than leather durability wise. My old ikea chair is kinda losing part of it's surface... I literally just assembled mine. Loving it. Will have a review video up on youtube soon and a review here on amazon. I'm definitely satisfied :) It may suffer from "sweaty back syndrome" under the right conditions. There are mesh versions of DX racer on their website for about $350. I'm sure amazon has them floating around as well.
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Yes, as I have cushion leather chairs and it works just fine. I put a towel down on the chair to protect the chair from damage and food spillage.
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I have a leather couch, so it was not an issue for me. I have blankets over the dog beds though and it did not leave any marks on those so you should be okay. The outer layer flakes off a bit but that can be easily wiped away. I hope this helps.
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if the leatherette is loose you need to return it. That is not normal. I was the interior with clorox and hot water,and let it sit until the stains are gone. Then I rinse with hot water again, and put dish soap in it and let it sit forthe day, and rinse again with fresh hot water and dish soap to make sure clorox is gone. Then do a smell test.If you do not smell clorox, you are good to go. It sounds like a lot of steps, but it is really easy, and it works.Alexi
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I used this product on spotted silk upholstered chairs that I found in a consignment store but it didn't work. I think the stains were too old. It did not mark or stain the fabric so if your stain is recent I would try it.