is it safe to use on purse real leather?
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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.
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Never tried on leather. It stripped off paint from a plastic moulding; seems to be very stong. Try on a small part first.
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Hi there,Any natural fat grease will do the job read the label no chemicals as the will ruin leather.I personally use a piece of pork rind or lard it will smell at first but after couple uses is fine.Not to much frequent application is better,Good luck.
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Hi Jeffrey, yes, Leather Honey is excellent on exotic leathers like those. We do always recommend a spot test in a discreet area first.
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Leather new worked great for me on a red fake leather chair. I had some puncture areas from keys in the pockets, some tears, etc. Just need to be sure you get the area tightly closed when you put the repair compounds on. I also had a tan chair in the basement.....no tears, just worn areas that I put the coloring on...looks great now.
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Only meant for natural leather, it wont absorb nearly as well into leatherette as well (such as Mercedes brand MB Text). If its your only option I suggest using it sparingly
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I'm not sure but the kit comes with the ability to patch the leather so I assume if you patch it and then color it you might be good to go. There are quite a few colors that come with the kit and you can also mix colors to get what you want. If it's an expensive purse and you don't want to buy a new one, I guess it's worth a try.
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I read the bottle label and it does not indicate that it can be used on leather. Specifically states it is a "fiber penetrating spray". I would not use it on my leather furniture.
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I would use Obenauf's leather cleaner first. Especially if the leather is really dirty. It cleans light dirt, but it is more a preservative not a cleaner
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i have never experienced any problems. i use it on upholstery, shoes, handbags and depending on need, some clothing. my satisfaction with the product (for almost 30 years) is 100%.
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Even though the Quik Interior Detailer says it is safe for leather, I would check Meguiarsdirect.com under "interior" for leather specific products for best results to be safe. They have several around same price-point.
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I wouldn't use this on car leather. The bristles are hard plastic. I suspect this would ruin the leather.
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I don't know for certain but believe you can. Perhaps you could do a search on "how to clean a faux leather couch." I've just used it on my vinyl purse.
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I don't see why not. The Manufacturer states it is safe for finished leather. I have used it on my leather automobile seats with no problems and it leaves no residue. Doesn't matter if sofa, seat, dashboard, etc it will work fine.
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I used it on colored leather sofa(cream) and it worked great. It isn't as strong of a cleaner as I would have liked, but it did not affect the color. If you use it on a nice leather handbag you may want to condition after. My wife had a "coach", leather cleaner + conditioner was reccomended
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If it's natural leather and really dried out, it may look a little darker after finishing, but this is not real oily. My wife uses it on Coach purses and it doesn't change the appearance, just restores it to the original finish. We highly recommend it and use it all the time. Good luck with your tack!
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I use it on expensive leather furniture and it works fine. You can always try it on a small spot first, I guess, to see if it damages anything.
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I don't see why not since it is enzyme based but test it first in an inconspicuous spot. Sometimes anything wet can leave a water mark on leather depending on its finish and you will want to soak it without wiping it off since it is the drying process where it works. Since you are asking this question you probably don't have too much more to loose in trying!