can shoe streatcher streatch patent leather
609749
I didn't try it on patent leather, but I gave this product a 1 star. There are no instructions, it had to be taken apart with a screw driver with each use and put back together. One has already physically broken and I'm not sure the other one is actually capable of opening up enough to stretch a shoe anymore. I did manage to stretch one pair of shoes, but unfortunately I had 3 more pairs that needed it.
609750
I don't have any patent leather shoes, but I think the stretcher is worth a try -- it does well on plain leather
359705
Sorry don't know about clarino and the leather did not work on leather for me
100108
I would think it would work great. I have used it on suede and smooth leather shoes and boots with no issues. It does not leave any indication they have been treated.
1515646
The instructions on the can read "......developed to permanently stretch and soften shoes and gloves made of leather, suede or reptile skins. Not recommended for use on man made materials."
1897085
I think that it will depend on the shoe material if the shoe is in leather material is easier to stretch it.
1949584
I doubt if anyone knows the answer. Best stuff in 50 years for boots, but I know of no one who has used it on fine shoes. Suggest you email them at https://www.obenaufs.com/index.php?route=information/contact
425482
yes, of course, that depends on the thickness of the leather. I have been very pleased with this sewing machine.
285706
It would be like applying grease or a thick polish. Use a hair dryer and warm the shoe and apply by rubbing in . Then wipe off excess.
1288086
I would say yes. I personally had a few layers of shoe polish on different leathers. Liquid and paste. However, after I used the Tandy die, I still went over THAT with polish, and it came out absolutely like new. Beautiful and shiny! Hope that helps.
1993665
No, you don't use the crepe block on the leather strop. Only on the sand papers... The leather shouldn't need much clean up. You add the abrasive media periodically to charge it for polishing.
108583
Tear Mender will definitely man either leather or patent leather. I used the glue to repair a Pottery Barn recliner and the results are excellent. I can barely see where the tear used to be. The glue dries flexible and clear.
704852
Try http://www.homelegancefurnitureonline.com/Homelegance-Brooks-Ottoman-Brown-Bonded-Leather-9739-4-p-41339.html.
1906858
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).
468020
I didn't. But it may depend on the shoes material. The ones I've stretched have been leather or synthetic. I'd try stretching w/o spray and see how it works first.
1906859
I don't know for sure but I would think so. It would be a good idea to call the place where you bought it or even any leather clothing specialty store. There might be a better product.
2257039
I do not know about any type of shoe but I applied it to my sneakers and steel toe work shoes with no problem. A great product but make sure to follow the directions exactly.
280772
No, not really. The best thing to do is to buy shoe trees (wood, if possible) and stretch the leather a small bit at a time.