The cork protector was an easy application. It was like the old cement glue paste spread onto the cork. It was easy to wipe off if I was messy in the application, you do need a steady hand. Then it dried clear. I’ve used a lot of spray protectors for shoes and handbags. This was easy to spray and dried quickly
Worked perfectly in rainy Scotland
When I invest in a good pair of shoes, I always make sure to use protectant. I applied both products as instructed, and they seem to be working fine. I just bought the shoes recently, so I will be better able to tell over time. But since I plan to keep these shoes for a long time, I want to make sure to maintain their appearance and quality.
Very happy with how this product revitalized some older sandals with cork midsoles. Very impressive!
Fine.
I applied the cork sealer first. It worked beautifully, just as instruction said. After the cork sealer was applied a 2nd time and dry, I applied the leather protection. The clogs look fabulous.
The cork sealer has been extremely effective but the waterproofing spray isn’t working. I’ve used it on my shoes and a couple other shoes that I had and it rained while I was out and I saw the water go right into the leather. I looked at many reviews for the spray not just on this website and it said it was really great but unfortunately, my experience wasn’t so I’ll try coding it again but I don’t think there’s enough in the can to do too many coats.
Works great!!!!
With new shoes when and how often should this be done
We recommend to reapply as needed which is usually-
Leather Protector: Every 2–3 months with regular wear, or sooner if the leather is exposed to rain or heavy use.
Cork Sealer: About every 6–12 months, or whenever the cork begins to look dry or dull.