Renomat Cleaner - Prepares Leather - Removes Polishes, Waxes and dirt - Made in France - 100 mL

It removes all teh previous wax gently and very quickly. Essential for any shoe lover.

An example of one of my Cognac-colored shoes that were mirror-polished with Brown shoe polish. I decided I wanted to remove the brown and mirror-shine with neutral instead. This product removed the brown easily.

Excellent cleaner that will exterminate any stains. You can tell it's powerful right out of the box since it has a strong chemical smell; make sure to air out properly when using this bad boy. I've used this for worn shoes with snow marks and it has done the job. Very powerful stuff. Be careful when using it as it's strong.

Great product. It takes the leather to look as if just came out of the tannery. Caution be sure to test in a small "unseen" area, since it will remove the coloring of poorly tinted leather. In the photos you can see a comparison of the treated shoe and the untreated one; in daylight and in a torch light. As can be seen the treated shoe has almost no shine; as all the products that had been applied over the years were removed, and it was left in a state similar to just getting out of the tannery. This was the first step in restoring the leather of those shoes and giving them a better shine with products that don't clog the leather as much as petroleum based products.

not an impressive product for giving a mat finish to polished shoes but that's not its intended purpose, so i can't knock it down much. people use it for taking a polished shoe or boot to a mat finish, so i purchased it for that use on a lightly polished pair of new cowboy boots. it only reduced the mat quality about 20% after one use. would probably work better for that with another try. but since this product is made for leather cleaning and removing old polish, i can't fault it much for removing brand new polish that was meant for the boot. hence 4 stars. bottom line: if you are looking to remove new polish from boots or shoes because you want a mat finish, this may work a bit, but you may wish to research if there are other better solutions. for its intended purpose, cleaning leather and removing old polishes, it may well be excellent, tho that's not what i got it for.

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Everything is like others say. But I got my bottle busted, it was leaking even though it was in bigger box which took some liquid. Can you send replacement? I got 2/3 of it. Product is not returnable b/c is hazardous. Andrew

Use RenoMat for a deep but safe cleaning of your best leather shoes. RenoMat will strip away old layers of wax, and pigment cream, etc. so be forewarned. If you simply want to clean your leather shoes, use Saphir's Leather Cleaning Soap that will clean your leather but not strip away old wax. After using RenoMat, you will need to build back the finish on your shoes. RenoMat is a powerful chemical cleaner. I use RenoMat in a well ventilated area and I use black nitrile gloves while applying the product.

A dollop of hand sanitiser slithered out of my hand onto my brand new handbag and despite wiping it off immediately it left a large and very noticeable mark. Having looked on the web for tips to get rid of it, I saw this product mentioned and promptly bought some. I rubbed it on and saw the mark disappearing before my eyes. It has almost completely disappeared. It's nice to find something that actually does what it promises.

I’m new to dying shoes and with this product plus a heat gun, I’m able to remove multiple layers of dark Angelus leather dye in no time, amazing! Better than Acetone.

Get rid of the excess wax and product on your leathers and turning the surface to a “mate” finish. Strong “paint thinner” smell, definitely not as natural has their other products but gets the job done. I got similar instant results with regular gasoline but trust Saphir’s brand to be better in the long run loll A small amount was good enough and didn’t remove original factory colours but that depends on the leathers :-)

Un-loved pair of leather Oxford shoes were taken out to wear and covered with salt stains - my bad! Looked online and did a 4-day process: Day 1: rubbed the shoes with a mixture of baking soda and watered-down white vinegar, I left them to dry overnight. Did this twice. Day 3 and 4: applied this liquid allowed them to dry again overnight and repeated the application of this fluid (with a clean rag) and bang! The next morning the shoes were totally clean and ready to be re-polished. In effect the combination of the baking soda/vinegar stripped off the salt and this liquid removes and lingering polish, taking the shoes almost down to plain leather. Now, the shoes are like new. Bit expensive for so small a bottle (?) and I used 1/3 of it on one pair of shoes but far, far cheaper than a cobblers or a new pair of oxfords! Recommend this.

Great for restoring tired shoes.thought I’d ruined a pair of leather sneakers!renomat,renavotour,finished off with SAPHIR transformed them.