Shoe Polish 1.5 oz - Professional Grade Shoe Cream - Condition, Recolor, Polish Leather - Multiple Colors Available

Based on a YouTube video this shoe cream was recommended to restore cracked and faded King Ranch seats. This worked perfectly on my 2012 F350. The pictures were about 60-seconds apart as you simply rub it in with your fingers and then rub it off with a clean towel. I would highly recommend!

Oh my goodness. I realize that this was labeled as shoe "cream" as opposed to "polish" but I wasn't expecting it to be creamier than creamy! It's cream-tastic! And the customer service! Outstanding! After receiving the cream, I noticed right away it didn't come with instructions or an instruction manual. So....bam! I was on the phone immediatmente with Kelly's. I must say, the customer service rep, Marthimaze (we talked and talked about her lovely, unique name) talked me through the process, starting with dabbing the "cream" on the SHOE (silly me, I bought this for my gray handbag and wool scarf - sometimes I'm such a dope). Anyway, my shoes are sparkling, my life is good and all is right in the world. This was a fantastic experience from soup to salsa. P.S. I like cheese.

So I am a shoe shining novice, but this stuff sure worked good (I bought 3 colors). Applied with my fingers and buffed with my horsehair brush. It applied well, I worked small amounts in evenly. It dries quickly. (Washed off my hands pretty good when I was done) It shines right up with a quick brushing!!!

This cream is garbage. It has a beautiful color, and a shine is easy to produce. HOWEVER, it does not absorb into the leather or create a uniform layer. I used the brown sugar cream to shine cognac leather boots. After a few hours of wearing them, the cream cracked to expose the original degraded color throughout the shaft, throat and vamp. Every bend looked like a horrible crack in the leather. If you want a proper cream- don't settle for less than Saphir Medaille D'or Creme. Color adheres to the break-in bends, and doesn't crack- maintaining a uniform color all over the boot. The turpentine facilitates pigment absorption. The shea butter conditions. And, the beeswax adds a protective layer. Spend a little more for MUCH BETTER results! Every shoe/boot develops bends in the throat and vamp during break-in from walking and flexing the leather. You need a cream that binds pigment to these bends to creating a uniform color. Kelly's is NOT that cream.

I tromped all over the streets of Prague and Budapest with these shoes on. They came back from my trip looking pretty ratty. This cream is a little messy, but well worth the effort. My shoes look like new! I wish I had taken a picture before, but this is what they look like after polishing with this cream. I put it on pretty thick, rubbed it in, waited an hour, then buffed them out. Shazam! :-)

I own these red leather/suede boots, but didn't polish them, as I couldn't find the right shade of red. I had used mink oil, but it didn't cover anything. I took a chance on this shoe cream and it is wonderful. It's easy to control the amount you want to put on. It covers nicely. See the pictures for before/after comparisons. I recommend this and will be buying more from this seller.

This shoe cream is very rich looking. It goes on easily and brushes off just as easily. All in all an excellent shoe polish. I decided to go with this companies products because they make colors that perfectly match some of my newer shoes that are in more non-traditional colors. I will be staying with them now for all my shoes - this is a quality product.

I ordered the shoe cream in the color imperial blue. I have a pair of MK flats that started showing signs of wear (color fading in places, cracking, etc). The imperial blue matched perfect and after a good polishing the flats look brand new! I intend on purchasing more shoe cream in different colors to revive other shoes in my closet. I would recommend this product to anyone who wants to freshen up or maintain a pair of shoes.

Good purchase for my boots, was a good match

Expensive, but good quality shoes/boots are worth preserving. I was vey happy to find this ready to ship in Canada and received it the same day. Oxblood or mahogany red is hard to find in the stores.

Colour very accurate ,used to cover scuffs on leather couch