Is Meltonian shoe cream discontinued?

Meltonian is back! Unfortunately, in 2016 the brand was abruptly discontinued. The following years no product could replicate premium quality of Meltonian at affordable price. No other brand that could match Meltonian.

Who owns Meltonian shoe cream?

Meltonian sold the company about 5-6 years ago, and Johnson wax bought it.

How do you make black suede black again?

1. Remove any dry stains from the suede. Using a soft cloth, rub the stained area for at least two minutes.
2. Clean the suede. Heat a pot of water on the stove.
3. Dye the faded areas.
4. Apply a suede conditioner.
5. Apply a suede protector.
6. Store newly restored suede in a clean pillowcase.

Is Kelly’s shoe cream the same as Meltonian?

Kelly’s Shoe cream replaces the discontinued Meltonian Shoe Polish.

Can suede be restored?

While suede shoes have a reputation for being difficult to look after, suede leathers are actually one of the more durable shoe materials and most of the time can be repaired or restored.

Can faded suede be restored?

Suede can be dyed to a darker color, but not a lighter one. For the best results at home, don’t try to change the color of your suede. While faded suede is relatively easy to revive, any other damage could pose a problem. If your suede has damage beyond just the color, you may need it professionally repaired.

Can neutral shoe polish be used on black shoes?

For black shoes you simply use black shoe polishes. And if you really are not sure which colour to choose or you do not want to buy a colour of shoe cream for every pair of shoes you can always go for a neutral, colourless shoe polish.

Does shoe polish restore color?

Basically dye suspended in oils and waxes, shoe polish fills in small scratches and cracks and renews the color and gloss of your shoes.

How do you fix ruined suede?

If you still have stains try mixing equal parts white vinegar and warm water and gently wipe away with a brush (dip the brush into the cleaning solution, not the suede) and blot with a towel to help absorb some of the water. We’ve also used Dawn dish soap with warm water. Take your pick.

How do you bring suede back to life?

Rub the suede all over with a white cloth dampened with vinegar or alcohol, then let it dry completely. After it’s dry, fluff up the fabric one last time using the brush. And voila, your suede will look clean, lustrous, and fabulous!