Shoe care products: revitalizing treatment

Standard Suede Calzanetto

revitalizing treatment for suede and nubuck
Shoe care products: revitalizing treatment

Dimensions: 12,7x7x4,5

the sponge for cleaning and restoring shoes in suede, nubuck, alcantara, etc., without colour problems

Instructions: Take the sponge from the cardboard box without throwing it away (it will be useful in the future for keeping the product properly and recognizing it immediately). Remove the sponge from the transparent tray and brush the suede while applying medium pressure if there is caked mud or congealed dust, or light pressure when you only wish to raise the coat or dust the shoe.

Where to use it: suede, nubuck, alcantara

Where not to use it: smooth or polished leather, glazed, brushed, hammered/printed/kip, untreated light leather or “open grain”, nappa, reptile.

Operating principle: The soft expanded polymer allows Calzanetto Suede to remove caking and dust from suede and nubuck; at the same time as it raises the coat it permits the restoration of the original colour and allows the surface to breathe.

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Shoe care product – Deisa

leather polishing treatment and colour brightener with the self-polishing sponge
Shoe care sponge
Dimensions: 12,7x7x4,5

the self-polishing sponge soaked in refined silicone oils, with the addition of waxes and special pigments not only polishes instantly but also revives the colour of footwear and objects in smooth/polished black leather

Instructions: Take the sponge from the cardboard box without throwing it away (it will be useful in the future for keeping the product properly and recognizing it immediately). Remove the sponge from the transparent tray and pass it over the shoe leather with medium pressure. The shoe will become clean and shiny immediately, and its colour will be brighter.

Where to use it: black smooth or polished or “closed-grain” leather, glazed, brushed, printed, eco leather.

Where not to use it: suede, untreated light or “open-grain” leather, nappa, leathers with colours other than black, nubuck, peccary, alcantara

Operating principle: Calzanetto leather super-polishing treatment, it acts thanks to the gradual release of the refined blend of silicone oils contained in the sponge. Absolutely harmless for leather, it deposits a protective layer on it which confers shine, softness and slight waterproofing. The brightening version, enriched with waxes and pigments, confers greater intensity to the basic colour.

Notes: The first and unequalled (over 60% market share). The most widely distributed. Product synonym. Quality of the selected oils. Longer-lasting. Smooth grip that does not scratch the shoe. Colour intensifier.

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Shoe care sponge for suede and nubuck – Deisa

Shoe care – revitalizing treatment for suede and nubuck

Dimensions: 12,7×7,0x4,5

the sponge which, thanks to the delicate abrasive power of the expanded polymer, restores footwear and furnishing in suede, nubuck, alcantara etc.

Instructions: Take the sponge from the cardboard box without throwing it away (it will be useful in the future for keeping the product properly and recognizing it immediately). Remove the sponge from the transparent tray and brush the suede while applying medium pressure if there is caked mud or congealed dust, or light pressure when you only wish to raise the coat or dust the shoe.

Where to use it: suede, nubuck, alcantara

Where not to use it: smooth or polished leather, glazed, brushed, hammered/printed/kip, untreated light leather or “open grain”, nappa, reptile.

Operating principle: The soft expanded polymer allows Calzanetto Suede Plus to remove caking and dust from suede and nubuck; at the same time as it raises the coat it restores the original colour and allows the surface to breathe. Thanks to the same principle, Calzanetto Plus Suede can also be used to renew felt and boiled wool, and allows the air to filter in the weft. You can also use it to brush sweaters, to remove fluff, and to smooth combed wool garments.

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