I saw a comment that it destroys leather, I assume they were talking about clothing. What about a leather baseball? If so will it change the feel.
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It makes it feel rough, kind of like cement, so it'll definitely change the feel. And it dries to a hazy white color also. But I think it could be beneficial to your baseball because it gives it more grip but with all the usage of the baseball, it would eventually wear out the neverwet coating
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I sprayed it on my leather boots and it didn't hurt them...it did however turn my brown camo boots white! But the white faded and are back to normal.
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I tried it on my working Boots and turn them white I don't know what would do to a basebal glove or any other type of letter but for boots it self I would not recommended
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It won't last on it more than a day, possibly two at the most. I used it on a very expensive pair of athletic shoes and it peeled off in two days. Don't waste your money.
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I would not use it on any leather for fear of it ruining it. It will discolor it forever , period. The feel, I just don't know. I would have to try it on an old ball first. I think your wasting your money though. If it would make a baseball waterproof I think it would make news.
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Yes, this also has happened to me when i first purchased the football. I just kept brushing the leather and now the football is perfect.
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Yes it does, I've placed it on leather. It doesn't look good nor will it last long. To me, vinyl or patches look better. Yet! Customer's that I have still want it. It's like a one time wear for most. Some will come back to have me remove it after an event. Hope that helped you.
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You may want to ask the seller. To me it seems like some fake leather. Not quite as baby soft as the originals but a great replacement. I use them all the time and I am satisfied with the quality.
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The felt is much cheaper than normal balls and wears out quickly. If you dont hit hard you should be OK.
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I tried regular baseball in the machine and it struggled. If they are close in weight it may struggle. Hope this helps
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Not sure about baseballs, but my daughter used it for softball and it did not dent.
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Sorry but don't have any idea what a "Katana" is. I live in an extremely high heat and humidity area where just about everything leather attracts mold and mildew. It's never been found on the large leather sofas on which I use Mr. Leather. Whether this is a result of the product or the tanning process in the leather sofas, I really don't know. I sincerely doubt that the product would "ruin" your "Katana"--try just a little on an inconspicuous spot and see if there's any problems.
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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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It is not leather - it is constructed of soft vinyl, but it feels like leather. I guess you can compare this material to the same stuff that your office chair is covered with. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter what you cover this stretcher with - it works all the same and I doubt that a leather cover will help more than the material it comes in, but that's just my opinion.
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Yes, it does work on a baseball. Prints taken on genuine leather or high quality synthetic leather baseballs dry faster. Some baseballs have a gloss coating that might make them less porous and the ink will take longer to dry.
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I have not used it on leather. There is someone in 2011 that says it is safe; however, it doesn't mention leather on the Fission website, just carpet and "all kinds of upholstery". I suggest you contact Fission or try it on a spot no one would see. The website is http://www.fizzionclean.com/
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Hi Carolyn Grace Hendrex,Aren't you nice to answer my questions; thank you so much! I appreciate your advice and am planning my own hamman experience!One more question, though. How do I clean my glove?Thanks again,vetinarisgirl
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I use this on all of our teams mako's and it cause no damage to the bats nor the machine. the material the stick and ball are made of are a softer material than the little league balls are made of.
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I used this to spray all over a leather chair (that had been treated/failed by even Stink Free and another product). Didn't damage/discolor the leather at all. Of course, I'm not sure I really cared since it's probably headed to the dumpster anyway... not sure I can ever lounge in it, just knowing... ;-). Of course, YMMV, and test it first ;-)
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It's very thin leather. I do not like this glove. I don't even use it for a catch. I'm not even an ad it baseball player. I use my Rawlings Revo to practice with my son. I bought my revo from Dicks sporting online, with their offer/coupon for about $50
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I'm not 100% sure to be honest. I just know that this type of mink oil is what I use for my baseball gloves and it works amazing! The leather breaks down and is not so stiff after rubbing this mink oil in to the leather. It's a bit thicker than Vaseline and is not as translucent, but does leave a slippery residue like Vaseline which I leave on the glove for a few days to allow it to absorb and then I wipe of the excess. Sorry I couldn't be more help.