Can it be used on patent leather?
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I wouldn't use it on patent leather, it leaves some kind of residue on surface. Though you can mostly wipe it away, it probably doesn't stay as protection either.
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I don't know but if you are interested in water protection, the patent leather should be pretty resistant.
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.
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I believe so. The bottle states that it can be used for exotic leathers and ostrich leather falls in that category. But, to be sure, test it on an indiscrete area first.
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Yes, you can use this product on all high-end leather. Basic rule of thumb, if can be used on $100k car leather, it can be used on the most expensive designer shoes and bags.
296140
I've never tried it on leather. You might test it on an old pair of shoes, or on the underside of a cushion.
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I believe it is only for real leather; don't think it will do anything for patent leather.
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Sure. I use it on leather everything. It works very well on leather. As for dog urine specifically I can't say, but I guess so. You may need to reapply it in that area sooner than others.
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I'm sure it could. It's an acrylic paint, so it will show up opaque on anything. The question is whether or not its will be durable on the leather. Its water soluble so it will scratch easy if you don't seal it with a sealant of some sort. Hope this helps!
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I brushed it on patent leather which is has a plastic coating. As long as the plastic will not be bending (as a shoe would) it does work with a few layers
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Never tried it on leather. It can make surfaces sticky when sprayed though.
817862
I've never tried it on my leather furniture because I have a special oil just for that. I do spray it around my leather furniture and it doesn't bother it.
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I don't have any patent leather shoes, but I think the stretcher is worth a try -- it does well on plain leather
782812
It would be hard to use this on leather. This is more for paper. They sell leather punches on Amazon. (I bought one)
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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.
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Yes. Use a soft, damp sponge and rub it in the saddle soap. Apply using circular motion to the leather chairs. Rinse the sponge clean, wring out most water, rub on more saddle soap to the sponge and keep repeating. Let dry. If there are dry spots in the leather, just rub in some additional saddle soap to those areas. Should clean and soften the leather. You really cannot apply too much, so be liberal. Hope that helps.
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I could not say. Find a test spot. I bought Vectra recently because I learned about it for designer shoes many years ago. I used it this time on leather furniture. You may find many other uses.
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I don't know about patent leather - you may have to contact the Meltonian manufacturer