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Neverwet spray/Waterproof spray

  • 04-11-2019 2:26pm
    #1
    skinny90
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    Hi All,

    Has anyone used this for shoes or runners?

    Have a few new pairs of suede runners

    Any recommendations on a brand?


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  • #2
    skinny90
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    Anyone?


  • #3
    Salthillprom
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    skinny90 wrote: »
    Anyone?

    I get mine in Dunnes. Can't think of the name of the brand but it's in the shoe polish section. Works fine.


  • #4
    RhubarbCrumble
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    Salthillprom wrote: »
    I get mine in Dunnes. Can't think of the name of the brand but it's in the shoe polish section. Works fine.

    Likewise I get one in Tesco. Can't remember the name of it (suede protector? something like that) but it's the Punch brand and normally on a stand in the cleaning aisle.


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    v638sg7k1a92bx
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    RhubarbCrumble wrote: »
    Likewise I get one in Tesco. Can't remember the name of it (suede protector? something like that) but it's the Punch brand and normally on a stand in the cleaning aisle.

    A total gimmick and Complete waste of money.
    Just think about it logically, how is a magic spray going to suddenly make your shoes waterproof?


  • #6
    skinny90
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    Linda Hundreds Syringe wrote: »
    A total gimmick and Complete waste of money.
    Just think about it logically, how is a magic spray going to suddenly make your shoes waterproof?

    Well I have 3 pairs of suede runners i wear to work in Galway...all still holding up well especially when walking out in the rain


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  • #7
    v638sg7k1a92bx
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    skinny90 wrote: »
    Well I have 3 pairs of suede runners i wear to work in Galway...all still holding up well especially when walking out in the rain

    What does Galway have to do with it?


  • #8
    skinny90
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    Linda Hundreds Syringe wrote: »
    What does Galway have to do with it?

    its always raining, puddles galore, runners in puddles most days between work and the train, runners still in perfect/like new condition since purchase etc


  • #9
    v638sg7k1a92bx
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    skinny90 wrote: »
    its always raining, puddles galore, runners in puddles most days between work and the train, runners still in perfect/like new condition since purchase etc

    In that case you shouldn’t be wearing suede runners anyway. Not appropriate wear for the conditions. That’s another major fashion faux pas we make in Ireland, not dressing appropriately for the season or weather conditions.

    Irrespective of the location or weather. The magic spray has nothing to do with it.

    When did you get the runners?


  • #10
    skinny90
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    Linda Hundreds Syringe wrote: »
    In that case you shouldn’t be wearing suede runners anyway. Not appropriate wear for the conditions. That’s another major fashion faux pas we make in Ireland, not dressing appropriately for the season or weather conditions.

    Irrespective of the location or weather. The magic spray has nothing to do with it.

    When did you get the runners?

    Lol ok then.


  • #11
    Esel
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    New fashion guru in town. Listen up, people.

    Not your ornery onager



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