Kiwi Shoe Parade Gloss Prestige Polish, Tin Black, 50ml

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Kiwi has been dedicated to developing market-leading foot and shoe care products for over a century after William Ramsey innovated the first restorative boot polish in 1908.

This is not a quick fix, it will take you hours (literally) to do this properly, so the first thing to do is to find a comfortable location. With a unique blend of premium wax and more Carnauba wax than our KIWI Shoe Polish, it helps keep your shoes looking new longer. This polish is a unique blend of natural waxes and genuine vegetable turpentine oil that delivers the ultimate shine whilst nourishing and protecting. Shoe protector polish contains a unique blend of premium wax and more Carnauba wax than our Kiwi Shoe Polish. Bizarre stories of using a spoon, irons and other household implements to get big layers of polish onto the shoe quickly.Normal Kiwi (or just about any other brand for that matter) has a softer shine so, as stated earlier, you need the knack. KIWI Parade Gloss Shoe Polish helps deliver a brilliant shine to your leather shoes, while also providing nourishment and proven long-lasting water protection. Kiwi Elite (now renamed to "Instant Wax Shine") is a good time saver, but you must let it thoroughly dry (about 6 hours) before giving it a final buff with nylons. If the original packaging (shoe box) has been thrown away or is defaced (writing, tape, etc) this will reduce the retail value of the product for re-sale, therefore if this happens we will only refund you 80% of your good value.

I have used Kiwi Parade Gloss shoe polish for many years to polish everything from training shoes to work boots and I get regular compliments on how shiny my shoes are. Unlike our standard service, which generally only provides tracking up to the port of entry of the destination country. Please also consult your physician for a complete list of indications, warnings, precautions, adverse events, clinical results, and other important medical information.My standard answer is that it depends on the state of the boot, how long you have been "bulling" for overall and how much time and effort you have put into the process. When you first start, you will need to apply thick layers, once you have got enough thick layers onto the leather, you will have a surface you can turn into glass! Kiwi Parade Gloss in mid tan Brown is the old favourite and polish of choice for the military and uniformed services. Step 4 - For an extra high shine, apply another light coat, sprinkle with water and buff with a soft cloth.