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✨ Elevate your leather game with the ultimate mirror shine!
Saphir Amiral Gloss 50ml is a premium French-made wax polish designed to deliver a high-gloss mirror finish on smooth leather shoes, boots, and accessories. Featuring a blend of hard waxes and selected solvents, it enables rapid and easy application while protecting leather from wear. Trusted worldwide since 1920, Saphir’s formula uses only natural ingredients, ensuring superior care without harmful additives.














| Asin | B079N5P5JB |
| Best Sellers Rank | #118 in Shoe Polishes |
| Country Of Origin | USA |
| Date First Available | 10 January 2020 |
| Department | unisex-adult |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions Lxwxh | 10 x 10 x 10 Millimeters |
| Item Model Number | 3324010062016 |
| Item Weight | 70 g |
| Manufacturer | SAPHIR BEAUTÉ DU CUIR |
| Net Quantity | 50 Milliliters |
| Product Dimensions | 1 x 1 x 1 cm; 70 g |
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Saphir means superior and superb
It was shipped all the way from Japan. Though it is not as hard as medaille d'or. It's hard enough to create a strong shell if applied over the cream wax and finishes to a mirror shine when buffed later. I recommend you guys watch elegant oxford YouTube channel on how to mirror shine the shoes. Remember shoe shining is a craft you learn over a period of time, don't expect to end up with a mirror shine on your first attempt and blame the product if you don't achieve one. So far saphir will always live up to it's name.
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Poor quality
The polish was dried up and flaky
User
Don't buy waste of money
Dont buy cheap quality product nothing like shown in picture no hip protector cheap meterial
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Great product that works really good!
Great product that works really good!
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Super recomendable
Excelente calidad del producto
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High Shine Polish - Adds a deep shine to old and new.
I bought this polish after seeing a number of reports online about how well it delivers a real high gloss finish. I wanted to put that claim to the test on a pair of shoes that are over five years old and well worn. The results were impressive: within a few minutes the leather had gone from flat and tired to a bright, mirror-like shine that looked almost brand new.ApplicationThe application process is simple but does take a bit of technique. Each shoe took me around three minutes. The polish itself comes in a small, firm tin. It isn’t soft like some creams, so I found that adding a touch of water to the brush helped loosen the texture and spread it more evenly across the leather. Once applied, I let it settle for a moment and then went over it with a horsehair brush to bring the shine out. Even during the first buff you could see the difference building up quickly.⸻Finish (Before & After)The results speak for themselves, and I’ve included before/after photos to show the transformation. The leather, which had looked dull and scuffed, developed a deep gloss after just one coat and a quick buff. On a shine scale I’d call it a solid 4/5 for this type of polish. The difference between the untreated shoe and the polished one is clear even in normal indoor light, and in daylight the reflection is even more striking.DurabilityOne of my concerns was whether the shine would last or fade quickly. After wearing the shoes for a day, the polish held up well — they still looked glossy, with only minor dulling on flex points. A quick two-minute rebuff brought them right back to their best. I also tested them with a little rain, and the water beaded on the surface rather than soaking into the leather. The finish dulled slightly after exposure, but did not streak or wash away, which is a good sign for day-to-day use.QuirksBecause the polish is packed into a small tin and is quite firm, it can feel a little tricky to work with at first. I recommend using a brush rather than just a cloth, and keeping a small amount of water to hand for easier spreading. Once you know that, the product is straightforward to use. The scent is noticeable when you first open the tin, but it isn’t unpleasant and fades after buffing.Costs & ValueAlthough the tin is small, a little really does go a long way. After polishing one pair of shoes I had barely made a dent in the surface. I’d expect a single tin to last through 20–25 full polishes, depending on how generously you apply it. Considering the finish and durability, I think that although expensive it represents good value.VerdictThis polish completely changed the look of a five-year-old pair of shoes, giving them a finish that rivals new leather. It does require a bit more effort than a cream polish.Good if you want long-lasting shine and are prepared to spend a few minutes applying and buffing. The best way to think of the polish is as an extra layer adding a deeper shine.Skip if you prefer a softer polish that’s faster for everyday touch-ups.
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Super
Beste Qualität
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Good replacement for Kiwi Parade Gloss
I’ve always been a fan of Kiwi Parade Gloss. Since they quit making it I’ve never found a good substitute, until now. The paste is definitely harder than Kiwi, but it applies well and buffs to a nice shine. I only spent about an hour building a base coat so I’ll be interested to see how it holds up. Other than being a little pricey, I have no complaints.
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