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I have been hesitant to use...thought my Allen edmonds cleaner conditioner, mink oil, and assorted polishes were enough. Boy was I wrong!

I have a pair of AE Randolph shell cordovan that I have never been able to get a shine on. Used saphir Reno today and they look great!

I seriously don't know if I will use another product on my shoes again. Maybe some colored polish to cover a scuff.
 
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I have. Did not work near as well as Reno...

I had brushed those bad boys for hours...so dull. Reno and 1-2 minutes of brushing and they shine!
 

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