Leather Conditioner on Timberlands?

[Bscott94]

My cat chewed the lace in half on one of my Timberlands so I decided I'd clean them up while I had the laces pulled out to replace. I used Leather and Interior Cleaner (maybe diluted 1:1) previously and it seemed to work fine. They look like they could use some moisture though. Has anyone used conditioner on this type of boot? I know there are specific products but I thought I'd try something I already have. 

[RayS]

Hi Brandon,

You can use Leather Conditioner on the boots, especially if they need to get some moisture back into them.   Doing 2 or 3 thin coats over a period of a week will give them a nice even appearance and put some moisture back in them.  If you are going to add a waterproofing agent afterwards, ensure they have dried for a couple of days in a nice warm place in your house.  

[falcaineer]

Raw leather, sure. Nubuck or suede, no. 

[Rich]

Wonder if Graphene would work on those.  

[falcaineer]

49 minutes ago, Rich said:

Wonder if Graphene would work on those.  

 

Leather and Vinyl Coating might be a better option. Interior Protection Paste may also work.

 

[Bscott94]

Thanks everyone! I'll wipe them down and apply a few coats of leather conditioner. I tested it on the heel of the boot and it looks like pretty good, a little darker but still nice.