How to Remove Excess Wax from Over-Polished Shoes | Saphir Renomat Tutorial

[@adrianevans9575]

You could do a whole series of videos on Saphir products, Anthony. The Mrs has a nice leather handbag that has lost a lot of colour though wear. Going to try to restore with Saphir shoe cream. Going have to do some serious buffing to avoid colour transfer.👍👍👍

[@shoehealer8853]

Yes absolutely....that's a great idea. The saphir cream has a really strong pigment . All the best to you both xx

[@colingordon4]

I tend to use a hair dryer to soften the polish but being careful not to over heat the leather and then it normally just wipes off. Great videos, I hope you still continue making them after you retire 😂 Very therapeutic watching

[@shoehealer8853]

What a great idea my friend, don't use expensive chemicals, just get the polish nice and soft and wipe it off. A bit of heat. Thanks for your input 👍

[@holymoly6829]

Brilliant 🤩 New Year’s resolution Don’t use to much polish to often 🤗🤗

[@peakseamus]

I've too many pairs of shoes so none get over worn ....rarely polish them... they get shoe cream and some wax on the toes

[@UnknownUser-rb9pd]

Do you ever use saddle soap to remove a lot of the excess product on the shoe ? Or is that used mainly for muddy footwear ?

[@shoehealer8853]

No not really, i don’t think we’d have any, do you use it? It would do a job though, and isn’t it supposed to be slightly gentler? Takes longer to dry before the next stage. Would probably use it to scrub a pair of muddy redwing or something like that, but luckily they don’t get sent to us like that very often. Another alternative for more regular use would be the gentle cleanser, as that only takes off a couple of layers of wax so can use it more often.

[@GlenHoff-p2v]

...ask him to take up trainspotting!

[@KinderVoyageFamilyHolidays]

Lol Too much polish is bad, need to keep it moisturised more. I usually polish once a month and it's enough.