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SAPHIR Medaille d’Or Mirror Gloss - Natural Wax Polish for Leather Shoes & Boots

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Color Name: Neutral


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 3.31 x 3.23 x 1.26 inches; 3.53 Ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 9551013


Department ‏ : ‎ Mens


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ December 8, 2016


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Saphir Medaille D'Or


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    • Works great when used after restoration but not in places that bend and flex
Color Name: Neutral
Review Image by Livingandlearning Livingandlearning
Review Image by Livingandlearning Livingandlearning
Review Image by Livingandlearning Livingandlearning
Other reviews and online DIY shoe refurbishment sites recommended only using this procedure in area that did not bend so that’s what I did on a pair of very worn leather shoes. If you imagine zero shine second hand shoes then see the attached photos, you will see the gloss on shoes that originally had a satin finish but had been worn out to a very scuffed scratched finish. The first photo is after cleaning with saddle soap. If I had known what I know now, I would have cleaned the shoes again. If you are interested in the process that I used, first I cleaned the shoes with a saddle soap and a soft cloth. I let the shoes dry about 30 minutes then buffed the shoes with a horse hair brush. Next I applied a cream polish with dye in it. I let the cream sit a few minutes then wiped the extra dye cream off the shoes then buffed a long time with the horse hair bristle brush. The shoes had a nice satin shine at this point. After sitting a few minutes more, I tried the gloss on the toe box and sides of one shoe. The shine did not change, but buffing the shoe with the horsehair brush changed the surface to a flatter surface. The entire process took about two hours because I rested from the buffing. I believe that if the original finish was a high shine, this gloss would have restored a high shine. I did this for my husband who is a military veteran from the days when spit was the only polish they had sometimes. He had tried a brown polish from the local discount store. I do not recommend brown polish from the discount store. The coloring from the discount store was uneven but restored some shine. Had I known what he had done, I would have worked with the leather differently so the dye cream could absorb evenly. I would have cleaned the leather different to lift the brown dye from the discount store. Of course I was halfway through the process before he told me what he had done. He knew in advance what I was doing. Because of my experience, I advise asking people what they have applied to the shoes before you start working on the shoes and don’t expect them to fully confess the products they applied to the shoes. I have not cleaned shoes for almost 40 years because he never wanted to clean shoes or have his shoes cleaned again after military service. I told him I would buy a new pair of shoes if those second hand shoes did not get polished. Imagine being dressed in a formal suit with dull dirty looking shoes and you get my point. I understand wanting comfortable shoes. But shoes can be clean looking. Yes he can afford new shoes. I discovered much later why he likes these specific shoes. The style is known for its comfort. The restoration supplies cost more than a new pair of good men’s shoes. I know the supplies will last for many years. For example, very little gloss was needed to product a shine. I could shine many shoes and still have plenty of gloss. Some might think petroleum jelly would work just as well. That’s not true for these heavily worn shoes. Yes I tried coconut oil and other oils over the years, but the leather was so very dry that the oil was absorbed into the leather. The leather turned dark because it had become almost like suede. The saddle soap conditioned the leather and the cream with dye gave the shoes what they needed. The gloss gave a protective coat to the toe box. Instead of looking like suede, the fibers of the leather laid flat again. I think it’s true to not add the gloss to areas that bend. I think it’s true that the gloss would flake if placed into the creases of the shoe. My husband was impressed with the final result. He is not easy to impress. He really likes these second hand shoes because they were already broken in. He’s had these second hand shoes for years and is quite fond of them. Now that I have the right products to care for leather shoes, I plan to order new shoes for him in the same brand for Father’s Day. He likes his stuff to last forever. I think this gloss is made for hard top , high shine, leather and plastic shoes but worked great for this restoration project. My advice is this: If the shoes are heavily worn, do not start with the gloss. Start with giving the leather the nourishment it needs. I am pleased with this purchase and know the product will last for many years. The photos are before, after all the process then adding gloss to the toe box, and the original shoe if purchased new. I hope this review helps you as you decide whether or not to purchase this product. If you have very new shoes and do not use the product in areas that bend, the shine will be restored. You can transfer this gloss into a tiny container and take it with you as you travel. You can put some into an old cloth or cotton tip and put the cloth into a plastic bag and take the cloth with you as you travel. I’m thinking of outdoor weddings where shoes get dusty. I hope your experience with this gloss is as pleasant as mine. I must admit that the entire restoration process was rather relaxing. Cheers, ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2019 by Livingandlearning Livingandlearning
    • Best I have ever used
Color Name: Neutral
I use and like Saphir’s products. They’re expensive, but also the best overall I think one can get. This polish, however, has set a new bar for instant gratification with the ease with which one can achieve a beautiful, glossy shine. This one is my new go-to.
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2023 by MCRock
    • High gloss
Color Name: Black
Review Image by That guy That guy
This pic was taken after 2 small applications was put on top of my Lincoln wax shine. It made it much deeper and glossier shine. It is expensive wax but if used in this manner as a finishing wax one can will last a long time.
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2023 by That guy That guy
    • So far so good.
Color Name: Neutral
Durable finish. I’ve been using a Cream for my medium brown shoes. It produced a nice finish but I was constantly getting scuffed after one wear. I applied my medium brown cream and then topped it with the clear gloss polish. No scuffs yet. Cp- Texas
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2023 by CP- Texas
    • Phenomenal polish
Color Name: Black
Lives up to mirror gloss
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023 by Richard E. A'Hern
    • The best wax you can get!
Color Name: Neutral
Review Image by Bryan Y. Bryan Y.
Review Image by Bryan Y. Bryan Y.
Review Image by Bryan Y. Bryan Y.
Review Image by Bryan Y. Bryan Y.
Review Image by Bryan Y. Bryan Y.
With a little bit of work you can truly get a mirror shine on any shoes/boots. I used this on a pair of black Elliott Balmorals from Beckett Simonon. It’s the neutral color but it worked out well for me. It took about an hour but it’s the shiniest I have ever gotten these boots. Honestly, I didn’t expect to get this result but I’m glad I did. Will be using this wax on a lot of future pairs of cap toed boots. Thanks Saphir! 4/10/2023 I purchased the black mirror wax from Saphir’s for the same boot and you can tell it made a bit of a difference on the same boots. Pictures were taken the same time of day in the same light situation and the last two photos are the results of me waxing the boots with the black mirror gloss wax. It definitely shined a lot better than the neutral wax but not by much. If you have a black boot or shoe, I would recommend you get the black mirror wax however, if you’ve got a lot of brown boots/shoes then you should get the neutral or the brown wax. Brown is a harder color to shine with anything else but neutral. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2023 by Bryan Y. Bryan Y.
    • Works well
Color Name: Black
Ordered product January 31, 2021. Projected delivery date was February 4, 2022. I received it this morning February 2, 2022, so, happy with that. I like the screw top can. Its very sturdy. I've had issues with the toggle on the Kiwi cans breaking off. Product arrived in new condition, not dried out. Has a somewhat citrus smell. I applied it to my boots and had no difficulty getting a shiny finish. To be fair however, I keep my boots spit shined anyway. The finish does seem to be a bit glossier than what I get with Kiwi polish. For a fair test, I'll need to strip the existing polish my boots and do a complete shine rebuild. It seems to be a much harder wax, so I expect the shine to be more durable. Is the product worth the extra money? If the build is easier, the shine is brighter and lasts longer, the difference in price is a couple of fancy coffees, then yes, yes it is. For those learning how to spit shine for the first time. There are a lot of videos on YouTube. Everyone has their own favorite method. I've never been a fan of igniting the wax, and I tend to use lighter layers, buffing out each one with a wet cotton ball. I do occasionally heat the boot with a blow dryer. The idea is to warm the leather for the initial application, allowing the wax to melt into the pores easier. After you get the initial layers applied. Its just apply a new layer and buff with a damp cotton ball. Update 03/04/22: I decided to give Saphir a fair test and broke down my boots (Acetone and Terri cloth rags). I stripped off the old Kiwi polish with the Saphir top coat I had applied earlier. I applied Saphir and took the time to build a new base. I can say, there is a definite difference in the Saphir only finish. It did take more time to build from scratch than Kiwi, however the end result was worth the effort. I have no complaints about Kiwi as a polish. However, if you are looking for an extra pop of shine. Saphir provides it. Once I had the proper build of wax, I only have to put a light coat of Saphir on the toe, buff with a soft cotton rag (old t-shirt) and I'm out the door, daily shine takes maybe 2 minutes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2022 by Customer
    • Perfect shine
Color Name: Black
Watched many reviews of this product and give it a shot. It worked great on my work boots high gloss shine would definitely recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2023 by Patrick Mc

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