Is it ok for ostrich leather?
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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! It will clean, moisturize, and soften the leather leaving behind a pleasant scent. It can be used on just about everything that is genuine leather.
669592
We have cats and their claws will scratch the leather I know. We cover them with blankets when not using them.
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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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I have used it on the vinyl upholstery on my pontoon and it worked better than anything else I have tried. I rinsed well with buckets of water and it was fine. Not sure about leather.
46271
It should, just wedge it in and wind it to the stretch you need. If it's leather could I suggest using a stretch spray to pretreat the leather?
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Absolutely, as long as it is the smooth side and not suede. I recommend using a good leather conditioner after it has dried for 24 hours. Don't rub too hard or it may remove some of the dye.
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MLLeddy had originally recommended #4 for ostrich boots years ago. I've used #5 which has been a tad easier to apply. (I'd gotten #5 for use on a leather couch given a quilted button design.)
67798
I'm not sure and the directions on the bottle don't say anything about leather. You can check out their website fizzion.com and maybe there will be some answers there.
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Yes you can use this on leather very easily. Remember to avoid from excessive pressure for branding the leather. That prevents from burning a hole into the leather you want to use. Good luck and have fun.
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Lisa, this product is good for any leather. It is the best and I have used it for years. I even use it for my bike saddle. Do a color test to be safe, but it should not be a problem unless inferior stain products were used.
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I have used Ko Cao Line Leather Dressing for years. It's made for equestrian equipment. Or, if you can't find that, use Mink Oil or Lexol. To clean the leather use Saddle Soap. Basically, keep your leather oiled and soft, and treating it regularly will give you a long life for your leather things. Any leather product "gains character with age". Like blue jeans, they look better as they wear. Just keep it oiled and use saddle soap and apply one of the above conditioners liberally afterward. Remember, saddle soap cleans, it does not condition. On my boots I use Bear Grease. That stuff is serious. But for your backpack, mink oil will do just fine. I have used Ko Cao Line Leather Dressing for years. It's made for equestrian equipment. Or, if you can't find that, use Mink Oil or Lexol. To clean the leather use Saddle Soap. Basically, keep your leather oiled and soft, and treating it regularly will give you a long life for your leather things. Any leather product "gains character with age". Like blue jeans, they look better as they wear. Just keep it oiled and use saddle soap and apply one of the above conditioners liberally afterward. Remember, saddle soap cleans, it does not condition. On my boots I use Bear Grease. That... » Read More I have used Ko Cao Line Leather Dressing for years. It's made for equestrian equipment. Or, if you can't find that, use Mink Oil or Lexol. To clean the leather use Saddle Soap. Basically, keep your leather oiled and soft, and treating it regularly will give you a long life for your leather things. Any leather product "gains character with age". Like blue jeans, they look better as they wear. Just keep it oiled and use saddle soap and apply one of the above conditioners liberally afterward. Remember, saddle soap cleans, it does not condition. On my boots I use Bear Grease. That stuff is serious. But for your backpack, mink oil will do just fine. « Show Less
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I don't see why not. Leather is leather...this product is very gentle and nourishing.
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I'm not sure about that particular type of leather. I tested it on a small area that isn't visible before I used it on the rest of my couch.
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I've used it on carpets, tile & rubber mats & never had any trouble with it but don't know about leather. It is an enzyme base solution so don't imagine it would hurt leather. Try it on a small spot that won't show first & see.
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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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Yes, if you are able to, let it soak in for as long as possible. Especially if your leather is old & dry.