Collonil 1909 Wax Polish Shoe Wax, high-gloss, with waxes and oils, black
€9.89
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- High-gloss finish for well-cared leather
- Protects against moisture, dirt and stains
- Enriched with valuable waxes and oils
- Suitable for most smooth leather types
- Easy to apply with visible results
Collonil 1909 Wax Polish - High-gloss shoe wax for long-lasting leather care
Whether for riding boots, leather shoes or stable footwear, the Collonil 1909 Wax Polish gives smooth leather the care it deserves. This premium shoe wax from the renowned 1909 care line creates a high-gloss finish while reliably protecting your leather from everyday wear on the yard and in the stable.
Enriched with valuable waxes and oils, this wax intensively nourishes the leather and protects it from moisture, dirt and stains. Apply a thin layer with a cloth after cleaning, let it dry briefly, then buff with a soft brush - giving you a brilliant shine that holds up even under daily stable use.
Overview:
- High-gloss finish for well-maintained leather footwear
- Intensive care thanks to valuable waxes and oils
- Reliable protection against moisture, dirt and stains
- Suitable for most smooth leather types
- Easy to apply with visible instant results
Technical Details:
- Content: 75 ml
- Colour: colourless or black
- Formulation: wax-oil blend for smooth leather
- Application: leather shoes, riding boots, leather goods
Scope of Delivery:
1x Collonil 1909 Wax Polish, 75 ml
Questions & Answers:
Which leather types are suitable for this wax?
The Collonil 1909 Wax Polish is suitable for most smooth leathers. For sensitive leather types, we recommend testing on an inconspicuous area first.
How do I apply the wax correctly?
Clean your shoes thoroughly first, apply a thin layer of Wax Polish, let it dry for a few minutes, then buff with a soft cloth or brush for full shine.
How often should I apply the wax?
For regular use, we recommend applying it every 4-6 weeks. Remove older wax layers occasionally rather than continuously adding new ones.