Premium Boot and Shoe Cream Shoe Polish | Made in USA | Leather Polish and Conditoner | Restores Shine & Color

I have never ever used such a high quality polish. It is super creamy, applies easily, and leaves shoes, handbags, etc. looking gorgeous. I'm writing a review solely because this product merits one -- it is truly outstanding. You will not be disappointed. I never knew polish could be like this product, it takes it to a whole new level.

For years I used a waxed polish and thought it was the best way to keep the leather conditioned and polished. My favorites were Lincoln or Kelly's, whatever the cobbler I go to had in stock. I read that cream polishes were better than wax polishes, so I ordered a couple of jars to find out. I wanted to try this on a very old pair of Allen Edmonds cordovan oxford's that are old and well used, about 20 years old and they have seen better days. The wax buildup was noticeable and I was seriously thinking of getting rid of them. So I stripped the leather with mineral spirits. That left the leather clean and dry of any kind of finish. First I applied a couple of coats of Cadillacs leather conditioner to put moisture back into the leather. I followed that up with two coats of the Oxblood polish. The result? I am going to keep them for good while longer. No, they don't look new, but they do look very good, more than just presentable. The creases in the leather are still there, but the moisture puffed them out. The cream left a deep, lustrous shine. After this I am not using waxes anymore. I am more than happy with the quality of Cadillac products and will be getting more of their cream polishes for other shoes I and my wife own.

I ordered this product for an unusual reason - I needed to restore cow skull horns. The polish worked great and did a fantastic job of polishing up the horns to restore them. What I was disappointed with is the actual size of the jar. It was quite small. So my applications were not as generous as I would have liked them to have been to conserve the product. I will say the smell was not overpowering.

I have always worn hand-me-down cowboy boots and could never get them to shine. I have one pair I've owned for 20 years and the best I could do is the sponge-bottle shine that wears off so quickly. I read these reviews (and the answers to my questions) and I'm glad I took the advice. I was more interested in caring for my first new pair of boots. Although they came with an ok shine, someone suggested that I shine them right away because of how long they might have been on the shelf. My new boots did take a lot (or maybe I went too heavy), but it works just like the directions say; finally no spit shining. God, it was disgusting watching my dad shine his boots. So this stuff goes on and you buff with a brush and you're done! I tried a damp cloth but it dulled the shine, so maybe I goofed, but the brush brought the shine back. So back to my favorite old boots I mentioned; I tried this on them and finally got a shine! This stuff really does bring life back to old boots; even the tips have lost their color but this stuff helped that problem. The shine has lasted on both, so I'm very pleased.

Used this to shine and restore my daughter’s navy blue Dr Martens boots. They hadn’t been shined in years and the toes were badly scuffed up exposing the raw underlying leather. The Navy polish was a perfect match, almost as if it was specifically made for these boots. It went on extremely smooth and easy and absorbed into all of the exposed leather. Did two coats over the entire boots, each followed by a buff shine with a brush and I was amazed at how well they turned out. As you can see in the picture they really look great and more importantly my daughter was ecstatic with the result. Couldn’t be happier with the product and am now ordering the Oxblood color as well. I think I have just found my new go-to shoe polish brand.

Good shoe polish!

I've bought 2 different colors of this stuff. I really like it. It doesnt actually shine up quite as much as kiwi shoe polish. But I like this more because it is almost like a dye. If my shoes are scuffed, or fading/wearing I use this stuff to put some color back into the boot. But be careful with it.. because if the color is not the same as your shoes it will change them. I dont think that is bad though. I had some boots I wanted the brown to have a little more of a red-ish tone to them. I used the oxblood on them for awhile and now they are super cool looking. I had another pair that I wanted the tan to be a little darker on. So I started using the plain brown on them and I now love them. Awesome product

This is not horrible but it does not do what I want which is even out the scratches or faded areas on tan leather. It’s creamy but the color seems pointless. It’s like using colorless polish. I had a tan leather boot with scratches and just wanted it to work like my black polish that colors in the scratches or lighter color areas and makes the color even again. It did not do anything like it. It made it a bit softer and cleaned off dirt but no color improvement at all. And the color was a match perfectly so it wasn’t that. It just has no pigment I guess. It feels like a nice creamy product it just doesn’t do anything really. I won’t buy it again.

My Blunnies are old, well worn. I bought this polish to restore them to their former burgundy glory. And it worked! My boots look as close to new as I can get them. Just apply, wait for 5 or 10 minutes, then polish with a boot brush. Amazing colour and shine. Just buy this polish!

Would buy again.

Worked well to spruce up a very faded pair of fake leather boots

I bought this to cover up scratches on my burgundy leather chairs. I was a bit worried as the colour of the cream is oxblood, but it was great. Covers small scratches well.

Hard to find this colour so I am satisfied, it is good polish