WilkinsSneaker Whitener for Shoes - Restore Whiteness on Canvas, Leather, Foam and rubber (2.53 fl oz)

This stuff is GREAT for brightening up Nike Air Force 1s. I used them on a pair I’ve owned for 5 years (notice the creases lol) and they look pretty good. There’s only so much a “cleaning” will do to keep them white. Over time, scuffs and blemishes get worked in deep into the shoes that simply won’t come out. This stuff doesn’t work as good on canvas type shoes like vans, the material absorbs the liquid too fast and looks blotchy. Since AF1s are smooth like vinyl, the whitening paint pools on top of the shoe and allows you to use the built in sponge to distribute it around until it eventually dries evenly. If you like to keep your white shoes clean like me, this little bottle is a must buy! I touch up my shoes once every two weeks, sometimes once a week - only takes 5 minutes. I’ve even had friends at work ask me how I keep my shoes so clean haha

Incredible!! I tried magic erasers, the baking soda & sun method, dish soap… etc. and the rubber was still yellow on my veja’s (which btw I would never recommend buying but that’s a separate review). This instantly whitened the whole shoe. It’s really easy to apply and dries quickly. So worth the very reasonable price, it makes my shoes look better than new! I’m so pleased. And to think I was about to spend money on a new pair of sneakers. I will recommend this to everyone who wants to keep their sneakers white!

It took me three coats to get a reasonably deep white color. But my shoes do look better now.

Very happy with this product. Worked great on my worn out tennis shoes. Very easy to apply.

Hola.pues me siento muy satisfecho con el producto por qué fue como se describe en la pág es exactamente lo que pedí.muy buen servicio

I did not think this would be paint n a different color white then my shoes I wish I could remember the name of the brand that works ahhh

Love it too much

Should've just said this is sneaker paint and not some kind of cleaner. It's runny and gets all over if you're not careful. Kinda deceiving product