Ok, so I was looking at Leather Honey for my shoes and read about this product. Can this product be used on leather shoes?
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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.
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I tried it once on my brown leather shoes and it did a good job. Try it first with a few little drops and and see how it does.
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It should be good for shoes as well. This is a good quality product and I am using it for my car's steering wheel.
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Sure, it will work on all leathers. But I'd find a shoe polish that already contains conditioner as well as the color of the shoe. Just my thoughts. Some other really good products to also consider are: Bee Kind or Saphir.
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I don't know why not. It is gentle but very effective. I would say you only need to use a small bit which goes a long way. Also don't be concerned if it looks very wet upon application... it will dry /soak in fairly quickly!
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I've used it on leather and even suede. It works very nicely. Sorry it took me forever to answer you.:)
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If the shoe streacher fits into the sandal, it will work. Im not really sure it will work by itself. The product worked real well when I wet my boots and used the kiwi spray. I assume that it would work on any leather, but you need to put some outward pressure on them.
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Yes, it definitely kills something on smelly shoes! I have used it on several pairs. It didn't get rid of 100% of the odor, but I noticed a big improvement. It's also just the right size to fit inside my shoe, which is great.
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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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I don't see why not. I have lots of SAS shoes, and so far have not tried this product on them - but it worked beautifully on a hand-made Austrian leather muzzle for my dog. It did darken the leather a bit - so I assume that could happen with the shoes, too. Hope this helps!
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I dont think so as it might be chemically too harsh. I would also be worried about the finish it will leave on the leather - its a bit sticky almost tacky and doesn't buff off well. I think your better off finding a natural product, just make sure you test whatever you use so it doesnt darken the leather.
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Never considered that. All use I know of has been for smooth work leather. Email the vendor or Russell Moccasin for guidance. They are both super folks
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Quite possibly, most of these shoe stretch products say not to but I used it on a pair of sneakers with suede and it stretched the leather just fine. The suede was black and I didn't see any discoloration. I'd recommend you try it in a hard to see spot first though, just in case.
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I just bought some for my new Distressed Ariat boots. Right on the side of the package it says "DO NOT USE ON DISTRESSED LEATHER". Thanks for the heads up, that was sarcasm if you didnt recognize it. Thanks for the not so true description. Thanks for nothing.
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If it is leather, yes it can be used on it. I have also used this on canvas shoes without any problems.
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It depends on the leather used in the shoe. This stuff is made for aniline leather, which is leather without a topcoat sealant. It seeps into the leather. The leather used in some dress shoes is sealed (such as those made of patent leather), so this product would be inappropriate on such shoes.
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Heavy Duty LP (Leather Preservative) might be suitable for dress shoes. As they say it will darken your shoes a bit but probably not as bad as some others. The LP is comprised of Beeswax (typical ingredient) and I believe tree resin. Unlike petroleum or neatsfoot oil the tree resin should not turn your shoes into wet noodles after multiple applications. I'm still researching various leather treatments but Obenaufs LP seems to popular for gun holsters which need to maintain their shape.
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I can't truly answer if it will work for shoes but it truly does a GREAT job of getting rid of odors so I would venture to say that it wouldn't hurt to try the product. It was highly recommended to me. Hope it works.
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I would definitely try it! Use the Apple cleaner first and be sure to follow directions closely. I have had no problems with all of my leather articles.
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I used this product (twice) on real leather calf hair heels... It did not damage the shoe at all... I would suggest to not spray so much into the shoe that it is soaked. Especially not with suede. Directions for use on the can says:MELTONIAN Shoe Stretch has been especially developed to permanently stretch and soften shoes and gloves made of leather, suede or reptile skins. Not recommended for use on man made materials. Shoe stretch may possibly cause a dark pattern on certain shades of leather.I would suggest to try at best to spray in an even amount in both shoes.so that color change would not be noticeable.I hope this helps. I used this product (twice) on real leather calf hair heels... It did not damage the shoe at all... I would suggest to not spray so much into the shoe that it is soaked. Especially not with suede. Directions for use on the can says:MELTONIAN Shoe Stretch has been especially developed to permanently stretch and soften shoes and gloves made of leather, suede or reptile skins. Not recommended for use on man made materials. Shoe stretch may possibly cause a dark pattern on certain shades of leather.I would suggest to try at best to spray in an even amount in both... » Read More I used this product (twice) on real leather calf hair heels... It did not damage the shoe at all... I would suggest to not spray so much into the shoe that it is soaked. Especially not with suede. Directions for use on the can says:MELTONIAN Shoe Stretch has been especially developed to permanently stretch and soften shoes and gloves made of leather, suede or reptile skins. Not recommended for use on man made materials. Shoe stretch may possibly cause a dark pattern on certain shades of leather.I would suggest to try at best to spray in an even amount in both shoes.so that color change would not be noticeable.I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Actually, according to the great hive mind. It was originally developed for use on soles of shoes. With the advent of rubber soles it was subsequently used on saddles. I don't see any problem with using it on soles. Make sure they are clean and dry. When the product dries buff with a rag and they will be ok. Just my 2 cents.