Has anyone tried using this on leather? For example, adding an additional hole to an adjustable purse strap...
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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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Yes I have and it works great, just remember work fast and have everything ready you are going to use to make a mold impression. I have never imprinted onto leather but if the impression is deep enough and you press hard enough I don't see why it won't work. Just work fast
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I use it on my leather including shoes and handbags. This is a really great product and I have been happily using it for years.
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It seems to be safe on anything made of leather, as long as you don't use too much. Now as for the perforations, I'm not sure what to do about that. How to keep the Lexol from filling the holes? Seems to me that anything would fill the holes... So after finishing, I guess just open the perforations back up with a stick the right thickness. Maybe little wooden skewers that they make for food.
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I used it on leather golf shoes and a micro fiber pullover, no problem. I have not used it furniture though and would do a small section first if I was you.
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I've never tried it on that. To experiment, you could find an area that isn't visible easily & try it. On leather it's a dream.
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You should buy the Meltonian leather conditioner. It cleans and condition at the same time. I love it. I use for my beige and white leather purses and they come out clean looking like new.
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I have not tried it on any upholstery yet. But I did try it on a very thin fabric, and I pressed down a little too hard and it ripped a tiny hole. Certain fabrics you do have to be very careful with the amount of pressure you use.
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I've never used it on leather. I would try it in a hidden area first. Works well on washable surfaces and fabrics. Sorry I couldn't be of more help
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I have used it successfully with leather that is approximately 1/8" thick....beyond that I'm not sure.
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I've not done it myself but it seems like it would adhere to leather very well since it sticks to my fingers like crazy and everything else.
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It actually depends on the leather/dye. I have used it on my Coach Legacy and Madison bags without any change. I used it on my D&B; Florentine and LV bags on untreated vachetta and it did darken the leather. I hope this helps.
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It actually depends on the leather/dye. I have used it on my Coach Legacy and Madison bags without any change. I used it on my D&B Florentine and LV bags on untreated vachetta and it did darken the leather. I hope this helps.
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I only used it on leather, however, I feel it would work. It is like a pliable glue. I added to the mix a little leather paint to the glue, it matched the leather.
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No, try Weiman's leather cleaner and conditioner, which you can find at Walmart. Costs quite a bit less too.
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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 works fine on my wife's simulated leather case. I was just sure to hold it firmly for 30 seconds while I affixed it. It hasn't come off yet (3 weeks).