Leather cleaner...and shoes?

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focus2069

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Ok, so really, really stupid question.



i cant see why you couldnt...but....



can you use leather cleaner and conditioner used for cars, on your shoes?



i currently have Chemical guys conditioner and cleaner (2 bottles, not the all in one) and was just wondering......
 
I've used both the Meguiars and Leatherique products on shoes, gloves, a purse that my wife almost threw away, and an old antique tobacco container.
 
I've used Prima and Wolfgang leather conditioners, on my wife's leather purse and leather boots. No need to ever purchase kiwi's leather conditioner.:xyxthumbs
 
Lol, I'm guilty too. I tried black magic protectant on my new black shoes. It lasted maybe a day or two. Next, I'm tempted to try M40 vinyl/rubber spray, any takers on that? Also, this is just the beginning of using car care products in house for me. I've polished all the metal fixtures in the bathrooms and sealed everything to prevent water spotting lol. It's definitely a funny feeling when you shut the water off and see your sink and drain sheeting off water!
 
If you can't use shoe dye on car seats, then you're not allowed to use car leather cleaner on your shoes. Makes total sense to me.
 
If the cleaner and conditioner are leather-safe (pH 3-5); then it should clean all leather types; regardless if it’s an auto seats or shoes.



If they are good to clean the Ford King Ranch Aniline leather types, it would also be good enough to clean a delicate fine suede jacket.



All leather cleaners are made to clean, it is the side effect that we are worry about.



Be safe; check the pH value of the cleaner.





Roger Koh

Leather Doctor®
 
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