Can it be applied to the interior (including the shaft part) of my leather boots? (Leather lining)
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Applying it to the inside is in my opinion not a good idea. The leather that lines the inside of a boot is quite different than the outside leather. A good thing to remember about the inside of the boot is that it normally absorbs the sweat from your foot. The sweat contains nothing but a salt solution. Salt is a major enemy of leather! It dries the leather out. When the leather dries it cracks. I would suggest you treat the inside with a solution of water and vinegar. This solution will draw any salt that is in the leather out. I would lightly rub into the leather the leather honey. Always keep some vinegar around when you are taking care of your leather footwear. It will definitely give longer life to your leather products. How much cheaper can you go than vinegar! I restored a 100 year old saddle that was so stiff and brittle I thought it would break! The stiffness was caused by many many years of salt from the horse and the rider. It took a bunch of treatments to bring the leather into a pliable state.. I used Leather Honey in the final stages and the leather was soft and totally restored! I hope this helps with your questions. My answer is based on my experience of over 40 years in the leather industry!
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Don't know if I would use it on the interior of the boots. It can leave the surface a little sticky.
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You won't need to use it on the interior -- Leather Honey penetrates deeply into the leather. There is no need to apply to both sides!
215112
Never tried it on patent leather, but I use the spray on the inside of some of my shoes anyway. You can spray it on the inside leather. This is a good spray.
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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.
2193617
I would not use this product on any leather unless it was for the purpose of significantly conditioning boots that are exposed to rain, snow or mud. First, it will darken leather. Next, even though it will soak into boot leather it will take at least 48 hours before the leather loses its "greasy feel". I would NEVER use thus on a jacket or vest. I would use a good leather conditioner such as Bick's #4 and then use a neutral cream or colored cream to touch up if necessary. LP is an excellent product for boots used in harsh conditions such as construction, hiking or winter weather. I apply it 3 times per year for that purpose. Never on anything else!
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NO! This is a conditioner only for the uppers of your boots. I suppose it could be used on the solses, but it is the consistency of honey. It may cause slipping on wet surfaces. Once dried. I suppose it would not hurt, but be prepared to get residue on rugs and flooring. John Kozel
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Don't think it would hurt it, but, I couldn't recommend doing so. Better off using meguiars interior detail spray on those materials instead. Just the plain spray though. Avoid products containing oils and or silicon.
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it should. I've used it on my wife's $300.00 Italian leather boots. They were in terrible shape. After using the Leather Honey cleaner and conditioner, they are soft and pliable. I have also used it on my leather seats on my classic car.
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I use it on $1000 Luchese boots with no problem. On my older worn boots, it does temporarily darken them a little (a day to weeks, depending on the condition), but so far they have come back beautifully. I'd try a little on a cuff or something before committing the whole jacket. And like I said in the review it takes VERY little of this stuff (like a spray or two on a shammy. If you spray it directly on the leather, you've already used too much), followed by gentle buffing.
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I would think so, but I never used it on leather - I have found that less is more, but in doubt call the manufacturere
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It says you can use it but I'd be very careful and test it out in a small area first. I have a feeling that it would stain or leave a mark unless you're using it on a black/dark leather. I use this primarily to treat/clean my leather boots and the Apple cleaner works very well on those.
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It will darken the leather somewhat!But it will also water proof and seal the leather.I use it to seal and protect the stitching on my boots and so far it's worked all winter with just one coat
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No, but that just sounds like a bad idea. It's like sandpaper on the bottom of your shoes. You'll end up scratching floors. They make specific products for leather soled shoes.
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I have only tried it on smooth or pebbled leather. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
535380
Yes - it's a good product on leather. I have used it on the inside of my Jaguar leather interior as well as on my leather love seat and I have no issues.
900893
Depends on the type and color of the leather you are talking about. This product permanently darkened my "natural" colored chromexcel leather boots.
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It worked on leather for me although depending on what if any conditioner you might use it might make a difference.
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I don't think so. This product is more to nourish leather, not to remove blemishes. Sorry.