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PALE BLUE RECOLORING CREAM FOR DAMAGED SMOOTH LEATHER
Thanks to its resin-based pigments, Saphir's pale blue renovator cream has strong covering power, allowing it to recolor leather in case of scratches, discoloration, or wear. Its use reduces imperfections due to lack of dye on your leather items.
Designed for small damaged areas, it is perfectly suitable for shoes, clothing, leather goods, and furniture made of smooth leather. This recoloring cream is not intended for use on large surfaces or for general leather maintenance.
Colors can be mixed to create new shades.
To lighten a shade, you can use the lightening base.
The color chart is for indicative purposes only. A preliminary test on a leather scrap is recommended to confirm the shade.
The color is resistant to rubbing and water.
Directions for use :
- Dust off the leather with a brush and clean it if necessary with Saphir's cleaning milk or Saphir's Réno'mat if the leather is very dirty.
- Apply a small amount of renovator cream to the damaged surface. Application is easy with a cotton pad, foam applicator, or with your fingers (then wash your hands with soapy water).
- Let dry for 10 minutes.
- Repeat application if necessary to achieve the desired coverage.
- For a more fluid texture, you can mix the renovator cream with a little universal cream from Saphir; this makes it easier to spread over a large surface and achieve lighter pigmentation.
Color : Pale blue
Volume : 25 ml tube
This product is packaged in an aluminum tube that ensures good preservation after opening.
Made in France
Brand : Saphir
Keep out of reach of children
Spec Sheet or Guide/Tutorial
Before using the product, we advise you to read the safety data sheet, the instructions for use, the blog article (guide or tutorial) or the technical sheet.
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