Famaco Unisex-Adult Cream Shoe Treatments and Polishes 50.00 ml

Great colour & perfect for my green Fly boots. It is a cream, not a wax, so I don't think you're going to get a shiny finish but that's perfect for boots like this.First order got lost in the post but the seller responded very quickly & sent a second pot out with no trouble at all.

I recently fell down a step, and as well as harming my poor knees, I also badly scuffed the toes of my lovely red boots. A lot of the leather completely came away. I thought they were beyond repair, but this polish really did the business. I just applied a small amount with a duster, and they're literally like new. You can't see the damage at all. Brilliant! Thank you!

I finally found the unusual colour match for my much travelled John Lewis large handbag from Famaco's unrivalled range of 100 colours. After cleaning my bag with a bar of Simple soap and lukewarm water with large sponge and drying it for a day or two, I tested the cream underneath and it matched perfectly. The photo shows how little cream was needed for one overall coat. I buffed it up after half an hour then hung it to air on the garden carousel for an afternoon. It won't cover completely like a dye might, as it's translucent. Personally I'm fine with that on an old bag which yet still has years of use in it. Smooth to apply with a cotton rag, washes off fingers and hasn't stained anything next to it after drying. Airing outdoors or near an open window is a good idea to reduce strong smell when first applied. Pleasant bees wax scent doesn't dominate and the leather is supple and nourished. Happy with this purchase and it is good value since I saved on expensive cleaners by using soap instead as recommended by leather experts. Who doesn't wash leather trainers after all?

Used it to give nude/cream shoes a pink tone. You can see the result in the picture on the left. Works well, easy to use, smells strong, but nice (can be smelt when wearing the shoes). Of course, it stains the dry and creased parts and seams of the leather more, but that's to be expected with any shoe polish. Wore out a few times, seems to last well. Great to use to make your shoes, belt and bag match more perfectly. :)

It stinks! What's it made of? I keep getting wafts of what I can only describe as something like the traditional ingredients in leather tanning. I polished my shoes two days ago, now I'm sitting having breakfast in my hotel, and pretty sure the guy on the table next to me has just moved because of it. That's the final straw. Its going in the bin when I get back. I wonder if I rubbed in the hair conditioner in my bathroom it might help get rid of it.