DESCRIPTION

Wren’s Total Protector invisible waterproofing spray is an effective and easy to use aerosol shoe protector spray. It protects well against all the elements of nature - dirt, sun, snow & mud.

UNIVERSAL: Works on all kinds of leather surfaces - smooth, suede, nubuck leather, textiles & TEX membranes. Not for patent & imitation leather

PFOA PFOAS FREE: The formulation has been carefully crafted to be safe for you and for the environment

FAST DRYING: The protector spray dries very fast. Once you have sprayed your shoes, you are immediately ready to go.

LEGACY: Wren's is a historical brand. Prestigious legacy and premium quality since 1889

1 jar contains 300ml (10.14 oz.). Made in Europe (EU)

HOW TO USE

Always make sure the leather surface is clean and free from dust. Shake the product before use. Hold canister approximately 15 to 20 cm away from the leather surface to be sprayed. Spray evenly on all area to be applied. Wait for 20 mins after drying and repeat process two more times for optimal effect and improved durability

For smooth leather, use a leather cream, polish or lotion after spraying for a more permanent waterproofing and sheen effect. Always test product in an inconspicuous area first. A distance of 20-25 cm is optimal for best coverage

ABOUT THE BRAND

In 1889, Mr William Edward Wren and Englishman, started his business of making shoe polishes in Northampton, the home to many fine shoe and boot makers, even till today. Wren's would become a brand that was known for its quality and prestige. It won the First Award from the prestigious Leather Trades Exhibition in 1892. Wren soon branched into other shoe polish-related products.

At its peak, Wren's Polish & Dubbin was awarded the Royal Warrant by King George VI in 1936 till post WWII period in 1952, signifying the quality and prestige of the brand. 

PRODUCT SAFETY

• Causes serious eye irritation.

• Extremely flammable aerosol.

• Harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects.

• May cause drowsiness or dizziness.

• Pressurised container: May burst if heated