Professional Shoe Brush & Cloth

1. Clean dust and mud off your shoes and wipe down with a damp cloth – allow to completely dry.

2. Put some newspaper down to protect your work surface, and you might want to wear some light latex gloves to protect your hands.

3. Using a small brush or cloth apply a generous coat of the polish and really work it in, then allow to dry (about 15 minutes).

4. Brush your shoes to a high polish with this Maseur® Shoe Brush. Vigorously sweep your brush across the shoe, buffing it forwards, backwards, figure 8’s etc: just keep that brush moving.

5. Now use this soft Polishing Cloth to rub your shoes to a brilliant high shine: it might be easier to put your shoe on your foot, grab either edge of the polishing cloth and rub away.

- Don’t put polish on patent leather (plastic coated leather), suede, nubuck or any rough or open textured leather.

- Match your polish colour to your shoe, or use Dubbin (a clear wax).

- Protect your work area – polish is not easy to get off kitchen counter tops or carpet.