It says it can be used on Any porus surface. Will it work on Field Jacket and Field Pants ????
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I wouldn't use this on fabric. There are good products specifically made for giving fabrics a waterproof treatment. This product is intended to protect outdoor furniture, outdoor plant stands, planter boxes and shelves, bird houses, etc.
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It should. I used it on the fender flares on my Jeep CJ which is similar material and it works well. I use a fresh sponge brush when reapplying to other areas.
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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).
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I would not recommend using that on porous materials like cloth. It can get through and get really messy. Not to mention the horrible smell that you have to deal with. Try fabric glue instead =)
978157
In my opinion this product should work on any leather product. My leather jacket was calf skin. I was brought up in a leather city and factories processed lambskin and calf skin at different times within the factory. The same dyes were used. Note; I had a small amount of One Step left over and I used it on my wife's black soft leather purse and it came out like new. I am a hero...Try it.
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I use this on my sons baseball pants - grey and white polyester. It gets the orange dirt right out.
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I would not Guarantee that it would work on Back Packs. I used it on my Raincoats, and it was absolutely worthless. I now use a PRODUCT called CAMP DRY, produced by KIWI, and it works great, after serveral uses in the Rain. James L. Powell.
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We have had customers use on neoprene suits but did not receive any feedback so this is an application that you would need to test to determine how well it works for your needs. This specific formula is tested and intended for use on outdoor synthetic fabrics such as those used in tents, awnings, etc.
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I bought the KIWI CAMP DRY for a friend and she is a real OUTDOORS GIRL!!! She used it on her shoes. It worked great on her canvas and rubber hiking shoes! I'm guess they would work ok with jeans as a water REPELLENT but I would contact the manufacturer of your jeans and make sure your jean are a STAY FAST COLOR so as the spray is worked into the jean fabric, it doesn't mess with the color of your jeans. Some jeans can be very expensive and I would hate to see you mess of the color!!! If they are just cheap work or cheap everyday jeans, I wouldn't be to concerned! Also check on the prices of SCOTCH-GUARD and FABRIC-GUARD. Each of these products might be a bit cheaper and they are designed for fabrics!!!! Hope this helps out some and things workout for you. Have a nice weekend, a fellow Amazon member
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Yes, it will work on any surface I would assume. It's cast iron and very durable.
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although the bottle I purchased from Amazon was broken during shipment, I have used this product before (and what was left in my old bottle I just used to clean cat food from my leather purse). I find it comparable to what any shoe or coat salesperson would try to sell you (in smaller bottles for higher prices) and see no reason why it wouldn't work on a leather jacket - but would advise trying it on an inside test area to be sure it is color fast... it goes on wet, thus darkening the surfaces initially, but usually dries true to color... good luck
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I am not sure on this but I think it can be used in that application. It can be used on clothing so I assume it would OK.
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Hmm... I wouldn't be entirely confident in answering that. I dont believe that it would be effective on a porous surface.
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HI--,, I am a Lieutenant Inspector for the state of New York. I have used it on my Jackets, Shoes, gloves and it worked fine. You have to put on the first coat,, let it dry for 8 hours and then apply a second coat.
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Yes, yes and yes. It sticks to various materials better than others. I believe it is not suggested for porous materials, but I have had it on wood, drywall, metal and plastic without a problem. It will come off without leaving any residue in all of my experiences. It sticks, but you just peel it away/off with your fingers/fingernails. Not a big deal at all.
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I would say probably. It's meant for multiple types of materials. It does great on my nylon shoes. You could test in a small area to make sure it doesn't look bad.
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It works great on anything. Shoes, boots, gloves, helmets (with the right attachments, of course) are all dried in minutes.