will this product remove oil stains from a finished leather handbag?
1403181
No. The manufacture recommends, Foaming Saddle Soap. 5 FL OZ. White Foam, No Yellow Residue, for grease stains or hard to remove stains. Even then, removing an oil stain will prove challenging.
1260632
I have found it most useful in covering scratches and rejuvenating dry leather. It will remove recent stains if you can getright to them, but ink and older, darker stains have to be removed using an ink remover product. Hope this helps
1676524
I think it would be too greasy for a leather jacket, May I suggest Leather CPR Cleaner & Conditioner.
1003321
I don't know....The only thing I know absolutely (based on experience) that takes out ink/toner stains--FROM CLOTHING--is aerosol hairspray ( don't laugh! saturate the stain with the spray...and then launder as usual---works like a charm!)I have had more luck with this brand as a CONDITIONER, more than a cleaner...i've had light marks/scuffs that it removed....but I think that was more a reflection of the good quality of the leather....I had a red leather bag some years ago with a pen mark...used COACH cleaner -- daily, gently, for about 2-weeks and that did work....
268810
In my experience this product works Ok to soften the leather but will darken it and will leave a residue.
687569
It depends on what you are trying to achieve. If you are simply trying to keep your leather conditioned, this product would likely work extremely well, however, I would try a small amount on a small section on the bottom of your bag and wait a day to ensure it gives you the results you are hoping for with your bag. If your handbag is older and has developed a dark patina that you which to lighten, try unscented hypo-allergenic baby wipes which will somewhat lighten the darkened patina of your handbag. Do NOT use baby wipes if you purse is still new and light in color. Always try a small area regardless of what product you use. Otherwise, I use this leather cleaner and conditioner on all of my high-end genuine leather handbags but they are not LV.
1268352
I don't know. All I know is I tried it on our leather couch and it took the coloring off and the leather turned white in certain spots The tag on the couch said to use this product to clean the couch. I called Leather Masters and they came out and were able to match the color (after a long time) and restored the color. They charged $200.00. I have no idea how to clean the leather.
690833
I tried it on bluestone--first I called DuPont and they confirmed it was safe for bluestone. It did not remove the stain and left a white ring where the stain remover was applied that I can't get off so intact the oil stain is now more noticeable than before
25373
Don't know, the piece I cleaned didn't have grease or oil stains. I used it to remove the gray patina that happens to teak when left out in the elements!
185629
No definetly not. Chemical guys makes a leather cleaner and conditioner that will work very well on leather auto seats. This product is meant for carpets and upholstery. If you have trouble getting a stain out of leather try agitating the leather cleaner with a soft bristle brush.
1759841
I am using it on white aneline leather. It's working well with no discoloration problems.
1472815
I haven't tried it, so I don't know. there is a Stain Solver web site that lists all the stuff it cleans, and how to do it. I suggest you google it and look there. good luck
526722
It will restore the natural shine and condition the leather but as far as I know it will not make the item smell new again.
1007561
I would think so but not sure I used it on the fabric/ canvas part of a Gucci leather handbag - you may want to research the brand and see if they have a number to call - because I used it on the fabric part .
1949591
I dunno, try it on a small section. I have used it primarily on motorcycle leathers & boots.
1871716
Yes, it should work for you. I have used it on the fabric upholstery in my car to remove grease and ink stains. After you clean your upholstery thoroughly, might I suggest that you "seal" it with Scotch Guard. That will help prevent future stains. Good Luck!
1010776
I haven't had occasion to clean ink stains from it, but as it's leather, I recommend first trying rubbing lightly with a cloth just damp with warm water. If that doesn't work, my next thought would be saddle soap, which is more effective on oil-based stains. (Some inks are water-based, and some are oil-based.)