can i use this on leather books?
1614918
I honestly do not know about leather books. I have used it on my leather Franklin Planner Day Timer because it was looking worn from wear, it did restore some of the color and luster to the leather.
1614919
I used it on my watches' leather straps, and it has worked very well. But I am not sure if it works on leather books.
1614920
i would try a spot to see but if it works on leather handbags it should work on leather books.
1106638
Absolutely, and without an "oily" residue. If the leather is really dirty, you may want to use a propitiatory leather cleaner first. If the leather is rather bad and you use this product only, you should have an extra clean rag available to wipe off a "gooey" residue that will form as this mixes with the surface grime. Just wipe that off, and then continue with your application of this product. When dry, simply buff and the feeling of the surface will amaze you.
1150002
I would think so, but I never used it on leather - I have found that less is more, but in doubt call the manufacturere
1740625
Never tried on leather. It stripped off paint from a plastic moulding; seems to be very stong. Try on a small part first.
563515
No, its like a stick that needs a hard surface to rub it on. If you applied it directly to the stirring wheel that might work. I don't think you could get it to stick to leather
1839772
I haven't tried it on leather, but from what I understand, most woodburners can be used in some way on leather.
1949591
I dunno, try it on a small section. I have used it primarily on motorcycle leathers & boots.
1102657
I wouldn't use this on car leather. The bristles are hard plastic. I suspect this would ruin the leather.
1890430
I would be hesitant to use it on leather. Since water can cause leather to shrink.
752195
I would not use this for that purpose. There are lots of leather cleaning and treatment products available.
1557200
I don't know why it wouldn't. It's good for any leather as long as it's not buckskin.
1740624
I would not use this on leather, I believe this would be too strong and could cause damage to the dye and surface. I have used a Magic Wand sponge with good success removing ink from leather along with general surface dirt and also Meguiars leather cleaner and conditioner on seats as well. Although I like the remover, I would be concern toward using it on this.
2112095
Never tried it on leather. My suggestion is to try a little bit on a place that is not noticeable like the underside. It will probably be fine.
6414
I would do a very small test area on the fabric such as a seam allowance that doesn't show, and I would watch it very carefully and rinse thoroughly. It does have some bleaching properties so be careful. You might want to use a Q-tip to apply. I would not use it on leather because I think it would take off any finish or tanning agents on the leather.
522677
Since many leather-bound books are bound with leather that has been dyed or treated by some form of preservative (old or new), I would NOT use this product on my books, as it will react with most treated/dyed leathers resulting in a substantial degree of darkening or mottling. I used it on a few undyed knife sheaths with no problem, but they were neither old nor dyed. I would ask a librarian or book dearer, who may readily have an answer or at least be able to direct you to someone with more reliable advice.
2106999
If the bible is still wet, I don't know. I think you could begin to treat on a regular basis to restore the patina and softness. One bottle will go a very long way. I use it on furniture, shoes, my own leather goods. It's a very nice product. A soft cloth and just rub it in. You will notice how it works almost immediately and will be able to tell when you have used enough. I think for something that dry, it may take awhile.
1150001
The bottle states it can be used on leather. I have used in on vinyl and tires and it worked great.