SAPHIR BEAUT DU CUIR Reptan - Repair and Shine Care for Reptile Leather - 50 mL

Magic!!! Works so well, 100% WORTH IT!!! Read more

Worth every penny! I used this to rejuvenate a pair of python boots where the scales had started to dry out and curl up. I applied a generous amount of this conditioner, wrapped the boots tightly in saran wrap to press the scales down, let them sit overnight, then removed the wrap in the morning and they looked new! The scales soaked up all the conditioner and were shiny and flat again - I'm so happy with the results. Before and after side-by-side picture included. Read more

Ooooooh, ooooh this stuff is no joke Used it on my faded black iguana boots and restored the color in 30 minutes like new, I would definitely recommend it Read more

Saved an old pair of Dan Post snake skin boots I have had for over 20 years. Put it on, let it sit, then carefully polished off with soft cloth and horsehair brush. After two treatments a few days apart, boots look great and snake skin was rehydrated and lays down fully again. Worth it for sure. Read more

Purchased a pair of snake skin louboutin’s for a killer deal and never really worn but looked as though the skin was never cared for. At time of arrival the scales were lifting and dull and dry. A few applications brought them back, and the scales are now laying flat and no longer dry. They even have a shine. I was hoping that this would help condition them but the results are amazing if you put in a little time. I just used my fingers to apply and once the product was absorbed and fairly dry then polished with the cloth provided. Read more

Provides a nice shine without being too glossy. Read more

I just used Reptan on my lizard and ostrich boots. Best thing ever happened to them. I see reviews where people had problems with it so I’m offering some tips that should help. If you’re unfamiliar with cleaning and polishing leather Reptan can be a challenge. I recommend you apply it with your fingers and rub it in well making sure to get it into the spaces between scales. It will wash off easily and not stain your skin. Use a liberal amount and apply it evenly rubbing in the direction of the scales. I use a light circular motion being careful not to lift any scales. Don’t worry about the white residue as it dries. White residue between scales is good as that’s where you need the conditioning the most. Once dry, 15-20 mins is fine, lightly buff with a hog hair brush to remove white residue. A natural bristle nail brush works. Don’t use this stiffer brush against the direction of the scales. Then buff with a soft horse hair brush and finally a cotton cloth. Any cloth that sheds can leave bits of lint stuck in the scales, or worse, grab ahold of them and lift them as you polish. Microfiber cloths are not safe to use on exotic skins with scales. A folded up old soft 100% cotton t-shirt is my favorite. Your polished leather should now have a soft shine. Apply a second lighter coat and buff and polish as before. I finish the heels and sole edges with a pigmented wax polish I apply with a cloth scrap. Your exotic leather will take on a glow with the second application and be ready for stepping out in style. Read more

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