SAPHIRRenomat Cleaner - Prepares Leather - Removes Polishes, Waxes and dirt - Made in France - 100 mL

Excellent cleaner that will exterminate any stains. You can tell it's powerful right out of the box since it has a strong chemical smell; make sure to air out properly when using this bad boy. I've used this for worn shoes with snow marks and it has done the job. Very powerful stuff. Be careful when using it as it's strong.

Everything is like others say.But I got my bottle busted, it was leaking even though it was in bigger box which took some liquid.Can you send replacement? I got 2/3 of it. Product is not returnable b/c is hazardous.Andrew

I used the cleaner on an old pair of black leather booties I was ready to toss in the trash, but decided to try the Saphir cleaner and shoe polish. I'm glad I did because these products really do a great job in restoring. I now use their Saphir products. I do wish it was larger then 100ml for the price, but I'm not in charge of Saphir marketing, so I just have to live with that.

Easily removes old waxes. Use light pressure and don't linger in one spot for very long. You may damage the dye. Harsh odor. USE OUTDOORS. Great for stripping shoes so you can restore the finish.

Definitely the heavy hitter to be used sparingly, but it really helped me out when I needed to strip some leather. Definitely recommend it.

Watched a video on YouTube about the cleaner…had to have it. Works beautifully

Use RenoMat for a deep but safe cleaning of your best leather shoes. RenoMat will strip away old layers of wax, and pigment cream, etc. so be forewarned. If you simply want to clean your leather shoes, use Saphir's Leather Cleaning Soap that will clean your leather but not strip away old wax. After using RenoMat, you will need to build back the finish on your shoes. RenoMat is a powerful chemical cleaner. I use RenoMat in a well ventilated area and I use black nitrile gloves while applying the product.

Very effective at stripping the finish from my boots (even a heavy, multi-layered finish). It does not seem to cause any harm to the leather itself, and doesn't even cause it to noticeably dry out. You MUST use this in a well-ventilated area. The fumes are intense, so take steps to protect yourself and those around you. Take your time and work on one section at a time. Before you know it your fine leather shoes will be ready for a proper polish.