Kiwi Waterproof Sneaker Protector Spray Step 2, 200ml

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Winter - When it’s stone-white cold outside, you know, when the ground actually looks like it froze over, the spray on your shoes doesn’t hold up quite so well. Apply once per week, especially if these winters bring a series of snowstorms. A: Seasons come and go, and each brings its own problem for your footwear. We’ve broken it down by season and different extremes below. That said, while it may be tempting to opt for a cheaper option, it's important to choose a high-quality spray that will effectively protect your sneakers from damage and extend their lifespan. Investing in a reputable brand and product can save you money in the long run by helping to prevent costly damage or the need for frequent replacements.

Sneaker protector sprays are designed to reduce the risk of dirt, stains, and water ruining your shoes. Put simply, they work by creating a barrier on the surface of your shoes that repels water and other liquids, preventing them from penetrating the material. It works by creating an invisible membrane on your sneakers, resulting in an impressive pearling effect and ensuring long-lasting protection against moisture, heavy rain, and dirt. Leather (top or full grain) - This is where you hit a dead end. They take far longer to dry than other materials, yet you cannot, under any circumstances, use your hairdryer to speed up the process. Leather has an all-natural set of oils trapped inside, meaning that intense heat will dry them out. This is how you get fading (the unattractive kind), splitting, flaking, all the bad things that leather lovers don’t want to happen. Dry brush your shoes - Use a good shoe brush with soft bristles to clean off caked-on mud and grime from your shoes. Spraying shoe protectors on dirty shoes is pretty much pointless.

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A: This depends on how often you wear your shoes. If you’ve got half a dozen or more stashed in your closet, chances are you have one or two that you wear for daily use, and others for specific attire or occasions. Let’s break down a few scenarios to best describe how often you should apply shoe protector spray.

Canvas - Canvas is durable regardless of temperatures, so using a hairdryer won’t be an issue here.Most sneaker protector sprays contain a combination of water-repellent ingredients such as silicone or fluoropolymer, as well as a solvent or propellant that allows the spray to be applied evenly and easily. When you spray the solution onto your shoes, the ingredients form a protective layer on the surface of the material.