General Lee
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I gotta couple of decent leather products for auto seats, Griots being one of them.....thinking of trying them out on my redwing 202’s. Anybody ever use a car product on their boots?
Who has used Leather products for autos on their boots?
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John U
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Lexol or Zaino on my "skins"
Stokdgs
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I use the Red Wing Oil on my Red Wing Boots, always works great, keeps the uncoated leather waterproof..
Dan F
Dan F
Coatings=crack
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I’ve seen where rhey’ve ises leather coatings on Jordans. I’ve use gtechnic fabric on some vapormax’s that i have.
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William_Wallace
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Sonus leather on mine.
Depends on what type of leather is on a boot; suede, split leather, hard uncoated. Stokdgs idea of using Red Wing Oil on Red Wing boots seems logical and great choice, in my opinion.
I use Sno-Seal by Atsko, Inc in Orangeburg, SC 29115 for all my boots and work shoes. Best waterproofing and salt-blocking leather protectant I found. Not meant for suede or split leathers, however.
For patent leather (the shiny, black shoes worn by the military or wedding grooms) I use Kiwi`s Parade Dress Black shoe polish and a wool pad shoe buffing block. A little saliva spit does not hurt, either (looks disgusting, though, to spit on perfectly good shoes).
The only place I`ve used car leather protectant (Griots Garage Leather Care, the cream that smells like a barnyard) on is leather-bound and covered books and Bibles and leather-covered chairs. Works really good on the books and Bibles who`s leather has dried out, especially softer calf or cowhide leather of older Bibles (not so much the bonded leather on most books and some Bibles)
I use Sno-Seal by Atsko, Inc in Orangeburg, SC 29115 for all my boots and work shoes. Best waterproofing and salt-blocking leather protectant I found. Not meant for suede or split leathers, however.
For patent leather (the shiny, black shoes worn by the military or wedding grooms) I use Kiwi`s Parade Dress Black shoe polish and a wool pad shoe buffing block. A little saliva spit does not hurt, either (looks disgusting, though, to spit on perfectly good shoes).
The only place I`ve used car leather protectant (Griots Garage Leather Care, the cream that smells like a barnyard) on is leather-bound and covered books and Bibles and leather-covered chairs. Works really good on the books and Bibles who`s leather has dried out, especially softer calf or cowhide leather of older Bibles (not so much the bonded leather on most books and some Bibles)
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Gtechnic fabric on some yeezy’s and gonna ceramic coat some Jordan’s with Gyeon Leathersheild
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