Charles Stewart Patent Leather Scratch and Scuff Repair. Hard Wearing and Flexible Shoe Care with Gel Resins. Easy to Apply

Exceptional product if used as intended. Be warned, if you’re a cultural desert like me and don’t know the difference between leather and patent leather, you could wreck your shoes.I applied this to my brown leather shoes and have just found out from a friend what patent leather is.I’ve sanded some of it off, I doubt all of it will ever come off, the shoes were £200 and are the only pair I own. So…

Great for my daughters school shoes which are high gloss. Good instruction which make the shoes look brand new, was very impressed and definitely value for money.

Arrived quickly. So far so good. I’ve only put on one coat but seems to have done the trick even though I wasn’t expecting too much on an old but loved pair of patent shoes.

Easy to use. clear instructions. It does what it says .I had a Bally Vintage Patent bag that I stored without a clothe bag . The patent leather got stuck with another leather causing leather transfer.The brush provided scrub the transfer away. & the polish provided a nice coating. I am very surprised with the result. It would have cost me £165 to get it restored. Thank you so much .

This product completly covered scuffs and scratches on my patent leather sinclair doc marten boots! Very very happy customer 🙂

This product is effective, but not perfect… if I was t use it again I would ensure multiple thin coats.. gets th job done tho 👍

I must admit I was sceptical about how good this would be. But, easy to use and after a couple of coats my expensive boots looked like new.I can also recommend the seller, I had an issue with the first bottle which was quickly resolved.Well worth every penny!

My 4yr old had just got some new school shoes and after the first day came home with 2 big scuff marks on them.The shoes weren't leather but anything would be better then the state they were in. Built up the repair in layers and you have to look close now to see where the scuffs were.