KIWI Scuff Cover, White, 2.4 oz (1 Bottle with Sponge Applicator)

Okay, I’ll admit. I have more white leather shoes than the average person has or needs. And when I tell you some of those shoes were looking LIIITTLE crusty... I’ve tried wiping with Clorox wipes. I’ve tried a magic eraser. I’ve tried throwing them in the wash. None of that quite compares to the amazing job this THICK & EASY TO USE shoe polish did. At first, I was skeptical. It was very paint-y, but I found it spread easily and dried looking nice. I like the sponge applicator. It was fun and fluffy. It was also easy to maneuver around other non-white-leather decals on the shoes. This covered up most all of the leather’s scuffs and imperfections, and it even worked on the NASTY, discolored lower sides of the shoes. I’m even thinking about using it on the bottoms of the shoes. It’s a 10/10, ladies!!!! Look how NICE these shoes look.

Ok, this stuff is amazing! I only wish I had found it sooner! It saved my scuffed up white sneakers and has them looking brand new!

The KIWI Scuff Cover in white does a good job of refreshing the look of my shoes and covering up scuffs. The application is easy and the built-in applicator makes it convenient to use. However, I did notice that it takes a few coats to get full, even coverage, especially on deeper scuffs or marks.Once applied, the finish is smooth and looks great, bringing my white shoes back to life. It's a handy product to have for touch-ups, but be prepared to apply more than one coat for the best results. Overall, I’m pleased with it and would recommend it for minor shoe touch-ups.

I have white leather slip on vans that were stained from wearing blue jeans… I put three coats of this bad boy on ‘em and they look just like new. Made me feel like it was the ‘90s again.

Covers the white on tennis shoes

Like some other reviewers, I couldn't get any fluid to come out of the bottle. I pressed on the sponge on the applicator tip and felt a protrusion. Pressing firmly on that pushed it in and freed it--it's the check valve to release the fluid into the sponge. It was stuck, perhaps because the bottle had been sitting for a while.With that trick learned, I shook the bottle vigorously and began applying the fluid. What came out at first was very thin, almost unnoticeable, but after a minute or two of shaking and applying it began to come out thicker. Apparently if you can feel the fluid shaking in the bottle it's too thin to use. Just keep shaking it until you don't feel any movement of the fluid. Then it's ready to use.With that trick learned, the fluid is thick enough to cover minor scuffs. I had major scuffs, wasn't expecting miracles and didn't get any. It did brighten the appearance of the shoes. I'll let the shoes dry, then put on another coat. But from what I can tell, this product won't restore badly worn shoes. But it may well try your patience.

We used this to brighten up the grouting in the bathroom. I couldn’t believe the difference. Two coats down and in 8 weeks will coat one more time. Another bathroom has stayed “bright” for the past 4 years without any additional coatings. Such a life saver not to replace the floor just yet. Wish I had a before pic. Just imagine 25 years without any renovations!

I've used this shoe polish for years as I worked in the medical field. Now I use them to keep our sneakers looking clean and newer than they are. It is great for covering up scuffs and dirt marks, but you should try cleaning the marks with a little soap and water first. I even use alcohol wipes for oily stains to get most of the persistent dirt off. When used properly, you can get your shoes or sneakers to look almost brand new. It leaves an opaque finish so it really does cover the dirt. A quick rub with a cloth or shoe brush gives it a nice sheen. I highly recommend this product - it really does a great job.Linneaann