Kiwi Waterproof Sneaker Protector Spray Step 2, 200ml

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Yes when using, shake the can well and spray lightly from a distance of 20cm. Please note leather is already waterproof so the effect is minimal. The composition of this Solemates spray is water-based, which means that it shouldn’t damage sensitive materials like silicone or oil could. The main ingredient used is organic carnauba wax that doesn’t have a harsh smell, and won’t alter the appearance of your footwear, belts or leather items. It also doesn’t expose your skin to dangerous toxins, so you can easily use this protector on any item. Waterproof sprays not only keep your new shoes looking box-fresh for longer, they can also prolong their life by stopping the fabric from getting damp. Wet shoes can start to smell, lose their colour and eventually fall apart. But which waterproof sprays are worth buying?

Environmental impact: While this doesn’t affect the effectiveness of the shoe protector spray and it doesn’t confer any unique benefits on your shoes when the spray has been applied, it is an important aspect if you’re concerned about the environment. You don’t necessarily have to choose between environmental-friendliness and effectiveness anymore, as technology has progressed to the point where shoe protectant spray manufacturers can create effective and environmentally friendly sprays. You can spray biodegradable shoe sprays on your shoes with no guilt over your impact on the environment! According to the instructions on the spray bottle, apply the spray in an even coat. Let it dry for the prescribed amount of time (this can vary from 10 minutes to 36 hours), then repeat the process as instructed. Some sprays will need to be applied in two or three coats, while others are effective enough with just one.

The Ultimate Rain & Stain Protection Spray

Water – this is one of the most widespread culprits of damage in shoes. Whether it’s from a light drizzle when you’re out in your fancy shoes, a huge downpour, melting snow or your everyday working environment, water can easily ruin shoes. From discoloring them to affecting their shape and flexibility, to even drying out leather, it’s to be avoided. Even more, moist areas are the perfect breeding ground for harmful bacteria which can compromise your foot health. This occurs by over saturation. If you spray too close to your leather sneakers, you may notice a white film on the surface. Leather isn’t a breathable material so the spray may not penetrate into it causing the buildup. If you do happen to make this mistake, don’t bother trying to wash it away with water, as Crep Protect is made to keep your sneakers safe from liquid. Rather, spray onto the leather again until it’s wet. While wet it will bond with the dry layer. Finally rub it all in with microfiber cloth to work it in, protecting your sneakers and removing any marks.

There is a number of elements you will want to protect your footwear from. Whether it's your favorite pair of everyday shoes, a fancy pair of loafers you wear on special occasions, or your trusted work or hiking boots, prevention can go a long way. One of the most obvious reasons for this is the fact that life can be quite unpredictable, and you never know if you're going to be caught in rain, if you're going to accidentally spill your coffee, or if you'll step in a puddle. Dry brush your shoes - Use a good shoe brush with soft bristles to clean off caked-on mud and grime from your shoes. Spraying shoe protectors on dirty shoes is pretty much pointless.

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It's important to understand though that while sneaker protector sprays offer substantial protection, they can't completely protector your shoes. They won't provide absolute immunity against all stains or damages. Nevertheless, they represent a practical solution for prolonging your shoes' lifespan and preserving their fresh appearance for an extended period. How much should you spend on sneaker protector spray? A: A shoe protector spray forms a thin, protective layer or a shield that repels liquid from the surface of your shoes. Protectors act as a waterproof barrier for boots and shoes, and also help ward off other environmental damages, including salt, strong sunlight, dry heat, mud, and dust. You can use a shoe spray for work boots, dress shoes, your daily runners; basically, anything you’re putting on your feet could use a shoe protector spray as a means of inexpensive upkeep. Q: How far away should you be from the shoe/boot you’re spraying? However, the effectiveness of the spray will vary based on several factors such as the number of wears, weather conditions, the fabric of your shoes, and the type of spray used.