Shoe Cream, 3 Ounces, Neutral

worked great. Made my boots look like new. Easy to use and will be using it on all of my leather boots.

This is an awesome shoe care product! I had a pair of suede dress shoes that were in perfect condition except for appearance. The brown suede was beginning to look awful with a blotchy appearance. Where the pants laid over the upper part of the shoe, the leather had a polished look while the remainder of the shoe looked like it had tromped through a barnyard. Rubbing in three coats of this shoe cream brought about a rich, even brown appearance that rivaled the appearance of new dress shoes. An absolutely astounding transformation!

This cream is perfect for shell cordovan leather. I just bought my grail boots, the Grant Stone Maduro Shell Diesel’s(refer to photo) and I conditioned it with this VSC. Look at the results. I simply applied a pea size and spread it all over. Then I buffed with a brush and a microfiber rag. The results speak for itself (refer to the photo). Results of a thin layer of VSC. Also used it in my shell cordovan card holder. Same shine and the wallet really needed it too. Can’t get any better because this cream has some waxes in it so you can use it on all kinds of leather, cxl, shell, kudu, etc,. Smooth leathers but not for rough out or suede. This stuff also doesn’t have a smell which is nice. I used to use Saphir products and sometimes I still do but their cream and polish smell so strong I don’t like it. The VSC has no smells whatsoever and you can apply it with your bare hands. Or at least I do.

Works very well. The only thing it does darken a tad bit, but not too much.

I like this and it is effective for brown business shoes too.

Very good, I've used a few different leather lotions: Dillards leather lotion ( which they sell in the store, but I haven't been able to find anymore), Leather Honey, and Johnson and Murphy's leather lotion. I like this one allot. It's very creamy, which allows it to go a long way and absorbs pretty well into the leather. I've used on my brown Johnson and Murphy's Chelsea Boots and my brown leather jacket from Wilson's leather. My black Thursday boot company boots were drenched in water as I was caught in the rain on the bike and I let my boots dry out with cedar trees in them. After two days, they smelt of mold so I cleaned them with mold remover watered down. Did the trick. My boots were extremely dry I have slathered Venetian Shoe cream on them in one sitting, not wiping off the excess. The boots were malleable, but too stiff and creaked when I walked. I then proceeded to slather the boots in the shoe cream again for another night, inside and out, then performed the ritual again the next night and the boots have become close to their original feel. This product works, as of now, no color change, no cracking, nor has there been any degradation from the shoe cream even though I've applied a large amount in such a short span of time. We will see in the future but after a week the boots are getting back to their original feel.

I am amazed that Venetian Shoe Cream only mentions in passing that it can be buffed to a shine. For all of its primary purpose as a leather conditioner, the sole reason that I buy it is because it is the best final step polish for shining shoes in the world. It's really that good if you are intent on spit shining leather the old fashioned way. I was introduced to Venetian Shoe Cream almost 40 years ago as a cadet at a military university. We wore the old leather low-quarter military issue shoes that were not the synthetic material that mimics waxed and polished leather. I probably spent as much time polishing shoes as an underclassman as I did studying. Mirror-finish glassy shine was the standard. To begin the process you need to start with a standard wax shoe polish and build up some thin surface layers of wax. When the wax layers are smooth and uniformly applied on the toe, sides, and heel, Venentian Neutral applied in **very** small amounts on a cotton t-shirt should be applied by rubbing in small circles with two fingers. The amount of Venetian that you will use for spit shining is probably 1% of what you would use if you were trying to condition leather to keep it supple. When using it as a polish, it remains on the surface of the wax rather than being absorbed into the leather itself. There should be just enough Venetian cream to make the surface of the shoe look cloudy as you rub it in. The t-shirt cloth should also be moistened (you can use water or spit if you prefer) to keep the cream from drying too quickly as it is rubbed only the surface. The cream should disappear into the wax as it forms a thin shiny layer on top of the wax. Repeat this process several times and you will eventually have the most impressive shine on your shoe leather. I don't spit shine very often these days and my old glass bottle of Venetian neutral lasted about 25 years before it thickened to the point that I had to buy a new bottle on Amazon. I was glad to find that the formula hasn't changed. I only use it for one pair that is worn with a tuxedo to black tie events and a quick touch up with Venetian brings out the glassy mirror finish quickly since they have a good layer of wax on Venetian already applied.

✧Review:⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ SUPER price: It is firm-sturdy with 100% satisfaction. It is very cool and nice, and it is a high-quality product. It is excellent. PERFECT DELIVERY also, THANK YOU.

Esperava mais deste produto, achei muito “aguado” comparado a um produto nacional que tenho bem melhor!

Tolle, reichhaltige Schuhcreme für hochwertiges Leder.

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Used this on my Red Wing boots, softened up the leather and gave it a nice sheen after brushing it

Works well,buffs up to a nice shine without darkening leather.