Will the Leather formula also work well on wool or fabric gloves?
1811536
No, save your money and buy one of these smart phone gloves for 34$ trust me..
1811537
No. The original formula is made for fabrics. However, if the gloves have a plastic or leather palm (such as most Thinsulate gloves do), then the leather formula will be helpful.
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!
1565522
If you purchase and use the For Leather formula on the waterproof motorcycle gloves, all you will have to do is apply the product to the outside, following the instructions. We have attended multiple trade events, including the Americade event in Lake George, NY. We demonstrated not only on our gloves, but customer's gloves, as well. All kinds, insulated, waterproof, etc.
78710
From the Leathernu web site:Does LeatherNu work on bonded leather?In most cases, yes. However, LeatherNu does not work well for bonded leather that is peeling, as it was not designed to be a replacement for the "skin" of bonded leather.
1495718
My best guess is that it should work OK. The leather surfaces I have cleaned don't appear to be overly shiny to me.
2022312
I believe it should work on leather as long as the material isn't too thick or dense. Remember this is for lite material like paper gaskets.
1101865
I have used this glue to attach many things. The thing is to watch for is the glue oozig through the fabric. Test it on fabric on scrap leather first. The decision can be made then.
1492554
I believe it is only for real leather; don't think it will do anything for patent leather.
115346
I don't know. I use the stuff on leather car seats and leather jackets. Anything that's leather, it should work great on. Good Luck
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.
1699360
No it will not work on leather. I would try something like Shoe Glue for that. You can find that at a hardware store.
1390419
Hi Maria- not sure.. I bought it to use on a pair of super soft Coach leather gloves, and this product COMPLETELY RUINED the glove. I had to throw them out, only wore them once :( Hope this helps!
895270
I've only used this product on car mats and car upholstery so I can't answer about wool.
1177276
It partially depends on the level of natural oils in the leather (what keeps it flexible). If the leather is highly flexible you should probably first use some sort of drying agent on the seam where it is to be applied. Even then the natural oils in the adjacent leather will migrate into the dried leather and make the seam seal lose its grip. Also, depending on the environment where the sealed seam will be, oils from the surrounding air will be absorbed by the leather. All-in-all it looks like a risky action (over time) but should work for the short term if the oils are dried up (perhaps alcohol will dry them). btw - the synthetic material that it is meant to be applied to is oil free and tightly woven. i suspect that the seam seal needs some level of open space between fibers to allow it to have an area to move into and to "lock" around existing fibers. For this reason it probably will not work on sheet type material.
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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).
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.
406257
I have used it for cashmere but don't really know about wool. It's pretty pricey and I wouldn't even buy it again for cashmere. I see no difference between it and the no chemical, no fragrance detergent (ALL Clear) I have used on sheepskin throws and other woolen items.