Charles Stewart Patent Leather Repair for Black Shoes

Really great product that works. I restored my paten Chanel bag with this on the corners where it was looking tired and worn, now it looks like new.

Fantastic product with amazing results. Easy to use, but take your time to achieve the best results. Easy to follow instructions as well. Just waiting to see how durable the finish is as these are school shoes.

It does the job stated

Great to tidy up school shoes which have been scuffed. Effective from a distance but obviously if examined closely you can see the cover up. Matches the patent on clarks and next school shoes well. Bottle will last ages as you only need a little bit. Easy to apply and you can't really go wrong with it.

Extremely good for scuffs, but you need practice! You’ll get better each time, so be prepared for some mistakes. THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS THAT THERE IS TOO MUCH ON THE BRUSH! Don’t just wipe the brush on the top of the bottle, wipe it on a paper towel before using on the shoe. You can wipe it off the shoe a bit, and there is time to spread it out on the shoe before it starts drying. I have posted a photo of the scuff and the rest of the photos are the result. The scuff was only on one shoe, and by the end I don’t think you can tell the difference??

My daughter scuffed her leather school shoes and this was value for money and easy to use. Her shoes look like a brand new pair it dries quickly and is great quality

Easiest thing to use, was skeptical at first, but having repaired my daughters shoes I have to say I’m impressed, great product !

I have a pair of smart black patent shoes that became scuffed at the toe so bought this to see if they could be revived. The process was simple; a quick clean and a rub with an emery board to remove rough edges. The paint itself brushes on smoothly, like nail polish, and takes about an hour to dry. The result was so good that I could wear my shiny shoes to a wedding.

Bought some Jordan 11s that were in pretty bad shape, especially one shoes patent leather. I bought this on a whim. It did a great job. Was it perfect? No, but got real close. I thought it did a great job. I did use the sandpaper that came with it and buffed the patent leather and then cleaned it with small cotton ball amounts of nail polish remover with acetone. Let that dry. Then applied the product. Remember to go slow and understand a little goes a long way. Just be patient. I let the first coat dry over night and then put a second layer on the next day and let that dry overnight before wearing the shoes. It did a great job.

I used this on my patent leather shoes to fix scuffing and the leather wear and tear. It 100% works, it's the only thing I have used that works and it saved my shoes. It leaves a nice wet finish when dried. It can run so be careful when applying, use a small amount. Would highly recommend to anyone.

Ich habe meine Lackstiefeletten damit repariert. Diese hatten eine runde Stelle obendrauf, wo sich die Oberfläche abgelöst hatte. Ich habe den Lack darüber gestrichen und kann sie nun wieder tragen. Man sieht es nur von Nahem.

Pratique pour la réparation des griffes sur le cuir

Zur Reparatur von echtem Lackleder völlig ungeeignet. Es hinterlässt eine eher scharz-milchige Schicht auf Lack, was die Risse erst recht optisch betont. Es verschließt bei rissigen Stellen auch nicht wirklich um den Verschleiß etwas herauszuzögern. Mit Flüssigem Kunstleder kann man bereits richtige Risse notdürftig flicken und anschließend diesen "Lack" drüber pinseln. Aber tatsächlich kann man mit schwarzem Nagellack (idealerweise UV-Lack) bessere Ergebnisse erzielen. Für den vorgesehenen Einsatz deshalb völlig unbrauchbar, leider. Zwei Sterne deshalb, weil sich echtes Leder und Kunstleder damit schön glänzend machen lässt. Zwar optisch kein Lackleder, aber nah dran - ähnlich wie bei diesen Finishern für Lederacrylfarben.