Angelus Acrylic Leather Paint Size: Cleaners and Finishes

Really great product, would recommend buying a UV light with it for extremely fast results which is what I used. Add a lot of value to shoes for its price. Really easy to use, it’s my first time ever doing this and while I was concerned as I was demoing it on high value shoes, turned out perfect. Would recommend! But also do get the UV light! Only £20 and makes all the difference

Amazing but make sure to wear gloves. I got a tiny bit on my skin, washed it off immediately but still had a tingling sensation. All good after but still, be careful! Would buy again as it worked wonders!

It does work! But be careful applying and wrapping. Not to get on the rest of the shoe. I’m in the UK and the sun was barely out but it still works which is probably a good thing as your soles are less likely to separate. My trainers were not really yellow so 45 mins and they were white. May be longer for very yellow soles. Do not leave in extreme temperatures as advised by the bottle hence the bad reviews. Use it properly and you will not be disappointed not 5 star as the number of applications vary.

3 years ago I put my trainers in with my whites wash with a scoop of vanish powder. I'd done this before but this time it turned the soles beige! I tried toothpaste, bicarbonate of soda, bleach, and all 3 mixed together to get them white again but no luck. Frustrated I chucked them in the cupboard and there they've stayed. I was considering chucking them out or giving to charity recently but decided to have one last try and found this cream. I thought it quite expensive as I believed it wouldn't work. Today I gave it a go, the sun has been out but it's not been hot. Instructions state to leave them out for 1-3 hours. I only did one trainer to start with which is why they might look different in the photos. They were in the sun for an hour or so. I can't believe it, Iv got my trainers back like new :)

It wasn't as good as I expected. Don't get me wrong, it does exactly what it says, but it's very expensive. An equivalent is Saloncare 40, which is much better value for money. I was hoping it to be some super sauce for trainers.

I’ve hade some Addis trainers for a few years and have been reluctant to wear ‘em as the toe box and sole had all gone yellow. One application of this stuff, wrapped in cling film and left in the sun for half a day and the trainers look like new again. Brilliant stuff.

Work wonders in abit of sun light, tempted to use it on my teeth not gonna lie hmmmm.

Doesn’t work