Has anyone used this product to clean water spots off of leather? How did it work? thank you in advance. :)
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In my experience the Leather Milk works best on spots on darker colored leather. It may darken light colors but the spots would be less noticeable. I have found it to be an excellent product -- just not a miraculous one.
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Never tried it on leather. It can make surfaces sticky when sprayed though.
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I tried rubbing the spot(s) with a wet cloth and some Oxyclean powder on it...and it worked miracles! Hope it works for you too!
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Jeff, not sure what you are looking for in your definition of repair, BUT it will certainly soften the leather if its dried out from the H2O, use the cleaner, then be very generous with the Milk, hope this helps
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Lisa, this product is good for any leather. It is the best and I have used it for years. I even use it for my bike saddle. Do a color test to be safe, but it should not be a problem unless inferior stain products were used.
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Obenauf leather preserver. This particular product, the straight cleaner by Chamberlain is unnecessary in my opinion. Water does the trick for spot cleaning if you condition the leather first. The Obenauf product was developed for heat and water resistance but may change the color or texture of your leather, like most other products. Test anything you may want to use on a swatch or unseen section first.
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I think that you need to use a good leather cleaner and I am not saying that Honey Leather cleaner is not a good one but if after trying that one first, I would try others until I had all of the stain removed before I would us the Leather Honey conditioner on the leather.
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I"ll tell you what will work on water spots on glass, and that's "Whink" in the brown plastic bottle, in the laundry isle. It's made to remove rust. Be very careful that you don't get it on your skin. It was the only thing I found to take off water spots from our outside windows where the sprinkler had sprayed them.
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My understanding of the use of this product is for wooden surfaces. I've never tried it on a leather couch. It stays wet for a long time. Therefore it may soil your clothing or be removed by your clothing. I would think you may need another product for leather materials.
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I've never used it on leather. I would try it in a hidden area first. Works well on washable surfaces and fabrics. Sorry I couldn't be of more help
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I haven't used it on leather. But you can spray it quite near leather and the order will dissipate. Hope that helps.
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Yes Lisa it does take out water spots, this stuff is amazing. I've already bought 6 or 8 bottles of this stuff, I use it almost everyday. Your welcome, Art
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I haven't tried it on dyed fine leather. I did use it on our decade old Italian leather recliner that is "tremendously worn" and dry in all places. I had even considered sending it to the landfill, but decided to try to give it a second chance. It darkened it some and softened it lots and moistened it abundantly. It should be brushed with the paint brush from the bottom up to the top of the sides so there will not be any drip marks. It would not be a waste to order a small bottle and try it in a spot out of main site, because you can always use it on leather and vinyl belts and on non-suede shoes and on purses. I washed all the things with saddle soap and let it dry before I applied the Leather Honey. Best Wishes in You Endeavor!
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I would assume it could be - the liquid itself is clear. I used it on beige leather, and although it didn't get out the denim stains, there was no additional damage to the leather.
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I didn't use this on water-damaged cabinets and furniture, but we just pulled up carpeting and discovered several water stains, most likely from canine urine, which darkened the oak floors. I used steel wool and Duraseal Cleaner and waxer which really didn't help. On the large area I used a bleaching product, and even after several applications it didn't clear it up. I finally scraped with a razor and sanded lightly which only lightened it a bit. What is really needed is a deeper sanding and refinishing. Not doing it at this point. Hope this helped. I do really love this product for its advertised purposes. Did a beautiful job on evening out my mom's walnut kitchen cabinets, 50 years old, after using the Howard cleaner.
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try toothpaste seems to work well to clean up water spots. Hope this helps.
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It will bleach anything, safely is the question. I think it really depends how you use it. In very small amounts you might be able to bleach a spot out of leather but I'm not sure that's the intended use. I used this to bleach black spots out of my wood floor before refinishing. It worked beautifully in that application, you might want to look into something less aggressive and meant for leather.