Scotchgard Leather, Suede & Nubuck Protector, 1 Can, 300 ml - Water Repellent Spray, Helps Minimize Salt Stains - For Boots, Shoes, Coats, Gloves & More

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How to use it: Spray new shoes right away. If you’re treating an old pair, make sure they’re rid of any dirt or debris. Allow them to dry and then shake the can before applying a thin coat of repellent. For the best results, let the base coat dry for around 15 minutes and add another coat before leaving your shoes to dry overnight. Repeat this process at least once per month, especially during winter.

You might need to apply a shoe protector spray after every 2 to 4 weeks. Again, this depends on how frequently you wear the same pair and what the weather conditions are like. Flaws but not dealbreakers: The brand suggests waiting around 12 hours for the spray to be totally effective, which is quite a long time. You’ll have to plan in advance if you know when you want to wear them. Start by vacuuming your suede sofa with your best vacuum cleaner, which should be done on a regular basis – whether you have a stain or not. Waterproofing ingredient: Fluoridated resin | Medium: Spray | Intended use: Multipurpose, suitable for high-end materialsThings demand proper care, and they could wear off with time if not taken proper care. This guide will highlight the necessary factors you have to see before buying a shoe-protector spray for suede so you will get the product that delivers the most.

Why it’s great: There’s no doubt this is one of best protectors for suede out there. It’s been specially formulated to add a protective layer to your shoes, guarding against water and stains while minimizing scuffs and scrapes. The invisible layer will get to work while allowing the material to breathe and flex. A 1960s split-level bungalow has been revived with contemporary extensions, cleaned lines, and Scandi-inspired interiors

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It's also worth noting that the formula is water-based, non-persistent, and contains no PFCs, VOCs, or optical brighteners, making the solution relatively chemical-free and safe to use on all shoe types. Flaws but not dealbreakers: Be careful not to hold the bottle too close to your shoes while spraying. Drops of liquid can sometimes fall and may leave spot marks that will require brushing out. Another great product from Kiwi, this protector is designed specifically to work on leather and suede. We love the product’s easy application and appreciate that it’s made to work on everything from hiking boots to designer loafers.