I have a pair of dark brown leather boots with light brown embroidery details. can I use this product on the embroidery part as well?
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It might make it slightly darker, but the color shouldn't change much. If they were mine, I'd do it.
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I doubt it. The patch comes in a fairly large piece (4 x 6) if memory serves me right. It is rather difficult to cut. It would also probably look like a patch on the boot, if that is not an issue, you could try. It also doubt it would stand up to water, scuffing etc. as it is a patch and sits above the rest of the item. It would be subject to getting caught and peeled off.
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Yes, Sno-Seal will darken he surface of lighter leather. I used it on a pair of Columbia hiking boots I had just purchased, which were not a light brown, but a medium dark brown, and they were a noticeably darker after I coated them with Sno-Seal. I liked the look, but you need to be aware it will darken.
602913
I believe this spray can use on any kind of smooth leather. I used on all my handbags either lambskin or calfskin. Not on suede for sure.
1712150
I am by far not an expert as I have just gotten into leather boots lately. But from my research you need leather conditioner such as Bickmore Bick 4. Leather conditioner helps softens leather.
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This is a question I had come up with also previously and went to the Leatherhoney.com website to check and it looks like you can. I suggest you check their website as they have basic instructions as to how long to wait after using the Leather Honey before polishing. Leather Honey is an excellent product. Their customer service with answering questions is great.
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It says on the can that it is okay for leather and swede but I used it on a fake suede and it worked beautifully. No change in color or texture.
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I would assume so. I have used it on cow and deer leather without any problems. I wouldn't think twice about using it on any leather...okay, probably not suede. :)
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 only tried on leather and enamel and didn't work, if you spray too much at the same time, inside may stain not outside of shoes. If you don't care of inside stain, you can try.
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I have used it on all of my fabric shoes. Suede, cloth, brushed leather etc. I have done really light coats and very heavy coats. It does darken them while they are wet, but as they dry they seem to be revert back to very close to their original color.
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According to the label, it can be used on Suede and Nubuck, but NOT on smooth leather. So I would use it on your Minnetonka boots only if they are suede or nubuck leather.
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I have used it on washable suede like boots. It worked terrifically on them. No color or texture change.
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I would NOT use this for leather apparel like jackets, bags, or shoes. Get Leather Honey (or Honey Leather) instead. This feels kinda slippery after application
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yes you can:) I already used vinylex on faux leather and it did an AMAZING JOB:):):)
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I would say as long as it is not suede or faux leather, then, yes. I've used it on fine leather jackets, unstained leather and exotic skin boots.
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I would think it would work great. I have used it on suede and smooth leather shoes and boots with no issues. It does not leave any indication they have been treated.