Does this work on leather?
1866162
Actually do not know. I do know the if u put a leather jacket in hot water it will shrink. So if I had to guess I would say no because of it being a heat transfer. But I can try it. Lol I love learning new things
1866163
Yes it does, I've placed it on leather. It doesn't look good nor will it last long. To me, vinyl or patches look better. Yet! Customer's that I have still want it. It's like a one time wear for most. Some will come back to have me remove it after an event. Hope that helped you.
1866164
Yes it does, I've placed it on leather. It doesn't look good nor will it last long. To me, vinyl or patches look better. Yet! Customer's that I have still want it. It's like a one time wear for most. Some will come back to have me remove it after an event.Hope that helped you.
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3G is designed for transferring inkjet images to dark or other colored garments and substrates including T-shirts, sweatshirts, mouse pads, leather, along with other garments. 3G JET-OPAQUE® offers a softer hand, and allows for photo-quality transfers with a white base. The process is to inkjet print the image on the paper right reading. The image can be plotter cut or trimmed as desired. Peel the backing paper from the image and place the printed film face up on the garment. Add a pressing sheet such as parchment to the top, and heat press for 30 seconds at 350°F using medium pressure. The image should be cold before removing the ironing sheet. 3G is designed for transferring inkjet images to dark or other colored garments and substrates including T-shirts, sweatshirts, mouse pads, leather, along with other garments. 3G JET-OPAQUE® offers a softer hand, and allows for photo-quality transfers with a white base. The process is to inkjet print the image on the paper right reading. The image can be plotter cut or trimmed as desired. Peel the backing paper from the image and place the printed film face up on the garment. Add a pressing sheet such as parchment to the top, and heat press for 30 seconds at 350°F using medium pressure. The... » Read More 3G is designed for transferring inkjet images to dark or other colored garments and substrates including T-shirts, sweatshirts, mouse pads, leather, along with other garments. 3G JET-OPAQUE® offers a softer hand, and allows for photo-quality transfers with a white base. The process is to inkjet print the image on the paper right reading. The image can be plotter cut or trimmed as desired. Peel the backing paper from the image and place the printed film face up on the garment. Add a pressing sheet such as parchment to the top, and heat press for 30 seconds at 350°F using medium pressure. The image should be cold before removing the ironing sheet. « Show Less
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I use it on expensive leather furniture and it works fine. You can always try it on a small spot first, I guess, to see if it damages anything.
2112095
Never tried it on leather. My suggestion is to try a little bit on a place that is not noticeable like the underside. It will probably be fine.
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.
348251
I've never used it on white leather but I believe it would do well. It is the best leather conditioner I have ever used and I have tried many other products.
1492554
I believe it is only for real leather; don't think it will do anything for patent leather.
1501403
I have used it and it seems to work on everything I've tried including shooting into the air to cleanse it. The result is neutral with no scent at all. So I would feel confident in saying it works on leather too.
1501404
Never tried it on leather. It can make surfaces sticky when sprayed though.
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.
1949590
Sorry, I only tried it on work boots and it was wonderful. It will darken the leather if that helps. I used it on a old belt then shined it with polish and it did fantastic on that.
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.
2061761
No and no. I have used it on dark and light leather and it does not seem to do anything more than give the leather a shine.
2099694
It may, if it doesn't penetrate the leather. I typically rub it well with my fingertips, and as the others have said...let it dry at room temperature, then simply wipe it with a cloth.
460091
My gut tells me "no". I've never used it on anything having to do with leather. If I were you, I would look into Lexol leather care products instead of this product which is specifically made for vinyl surfaces. I hope that helps. Good luck!
1618960
I use the Lexol leather cleaner on all leathers. I have used it on sofas, recliners, and saddles without a problem, just good results!!!!!!!!
453282
I've used it on carpets, tile & rubber mats & never had any trouble with it but don't know about leather. It is an enzyme base solution so don't imagine it would hurt leather. Try it on a small spot that won't show first & see.
1150001
The bottle states it can be used on leather. I have used in on vinyl and tires and it worked great.