KIWI Scuff Cover, Brown, 2.4 fl Oz

After my cleaning lady scrubbed my wooden stained cabinets, there were so many places where it looked like the finish and stain had come off. Plus after years of using the cabinets, I’m sure there were worn spots. I tried those furniture sticks and pens from the hardware store, but nothing stayed. I decided I would try shoe polish before I called the painter to come refinish them. Now they look great. Of course I was taking a chance on the color, but I was so blessed that this brown was the same color as the cabinet stain.

Great.

A++ would buy from again

Does a good job. Requires occasional reapply

Worked great! Easy to apply, would like it to last a bit longer but can always reapply

Used this on my Prada ballet flats, perfect! Exact color for the leather, covered up all scuffs and markings without issue. It can stain other items, and it does drip, so be certain to place a drape under the shoes you are working on. Great value for the price, excellent quality stain.

For some reason, liquid shoe polish can be hard to find in brick and mortar stores. On-line purchase is easier. However, there are limited vendors. Cordovan liquid is almost non-existent. If found is priced at $20 or more for the same size. I use this polish for my leather boat shoes which I use for work. I am giving this product three stars. The application pad wears too fast for the quantity of liquid. Other than that I like the color and ease of use.

This is a great product. It covers the scuffs and leaves a nice shine.

This is great cover up polish. Highly recommend

I bought this scuff coat to cover over a horrible colour on my shoes! It did a great job! The only drawback is the price! It is (5)five times more in price, than at the local store! I’m unable to drive and there’s no transportation to any store where I live, so I was left with no choice, but to buy this from Amazon!

When you apply this, it does go on a little bit lighter, but once it's dry it blends in perfectly. I have used this multiple times on my husband's dress shoes as it seems like he gets new scuffs every time he wears his shoes.

I have a lovely pair of walking boots that I purchased over 20 years ago and have covered many miles. However I have fed them, put dubbing on over the years but the battered toes caps still looked a mess. Thought I would try the scuff repair cream. Wow! My boots look like new. Scuffs have gone and have dried to a nice shine, rather than a dull, slightly sticky finish you get with leather honey and dubbing. One warning use sparingly, the sponge cap doesn't take much pressing to get wet, use newspaper or do outside do not use the kitchen table, unless you want to sit on the naughty step with the other half!

It’s a decent product. It is generally easy to use but sometimes you need a bit of effort to squeeze it out. The color wasn’t great fot my shoes and did an ok job of covering scuffs. Wish they did a tan brown version.