can this be used on boots
1122153
I can't see why not, is the area on the boot just discolored or actually torn? If discolored I think you will be ok, but if it's a tear, I don't know if I would do it.
1122154
I bought it for worn spots on leather seats. It seems like it wipes off rather easy. It is similar to shoe polish that you mix and try to match the leather color. Shoe polish would be better for shoes/boots, I would think.
1122155
great, question. The work will not be seamless so depending on where the rip is it may work. If they are expensive boots I would take them in to a professional and get a quote.
1673606
Yes it should work fine, make sure you grease it so it won't tear the boot.
1993634
I use it for ski boots. Normally I take my liner's out of the boot to dry. This is recommended but it should work, but slower, if you don't. I love it.
68795
Yes, but not well. I used it on a pair of costume boots and while it went on nicely, it cracked very quickly under use.
259543
I have not used it on tall boots that are too tight in the calf, but I did use it on the toes of cowboy boots and also on the straps of sandals that were too snug, but I would sure give it a try on the tall boots....good luck
1657981
*probably* not but this product will darken your boots so maybe they will not be as noticeable. I use this on a pair of sheepskin Mocs which stain easily and am happy with the result.
2027594
Yes, however only on shoes or sneakers, boots won't fit. You can just about get a wide sneaker thru it but you can and it cleans the sides as well. I wear a size 9 1/2 shoe Mine is in a open breezeway
1023628
No. It is really meant for waders and irrigation type boots. It needs soft rubber to squeeze for tension which is why it works for waders.
672859
I used this on a pair of soft suede boots that were a beige taupe color. I think this spray did a good job and protects my boots. It didn't darken the suede either. I can recommend. I imagine if it did well on these light color boots it will work for you.
222635
Yes, that's the only reason I purchased the product was to use on my Bal bags. Don't use it on suede though! Completely changed the color of suede boots I have. Has never altered the color on my Bal bags though. Don't go over board spraying! One light coat is all you need.
1902229
I don't see why not; it's basically just finger paint. I doubt it would be very durable on shoes, but I don't think it would hurt them.
1949584
I doubt if anyone knows the answer. Best stuff in 50 years for boots, but I know of no one who has used it on fine shoes. Suggest you email them at https://www.obenaufs.com/index.php?route=information/contact
599140
I'm assuming "yes" but have never used it for that. It sure stops ordor in shoes which is what I bought it for. I love this stuff!
1676522
Sure. It would definitely do the trick. However, I would recommend another product that would work better for that goal. I would use Huberd's Shoe Grease, if it's black leather.
107480
Yes, they work great on dress boots and casual boots. I also use them on my dress shoes. No problems with stains on lighter colours. For my winter boots, I recently tried this product instead: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003ZTXPJ6/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. It works great, but it does darken the colour on anything not black, and changes the feel of the boots since it's basically applying a layer of silicone. For normal, everyday wear (including in rain), I stick with the product you have asked about.
2193619
I would use one of their other products on a best/ jacket. This is amazing for boots or something that takes abuse.
1557198
I had never heard of UGG boots before but looked them up on the net. If I'm correct they are natural leather,some are suede, but natural leather. If this is the case , and this is from the can "CLEANS THOROUGHLY WHILE RESTORING THE NATURAL PRESERVATIVE LEATHER OILS'. I've used it for many years on just regular leather, mostly muddy boots, with good success. The directions are on the can, of course, but you just use a soft brush and plain water and scrub. Then let dry. I see no reason why it wouldn't do the job for your use. Hope this helps!