PEDAG INTENSIVE CREAM FOR METALLIC LEATHER

ZIG+STAR

£9

PEDAG Intensive Cream for Metallic leather is the pinnacle of shoe care and is used to care for and refresh the colour of metallic leather shoes. The Intensive Cream has a highly pigmented metallic colouring effect, gives the shoe a luminous shine and intensively nourishes the leather. Instructions for use: Wipe effected area with a clean dry cloth, ensuring the area is dry and free of dirt. Using clean soft cloth, apply the cream egenerously to the affected area, allow to soak in for 1-2 mins, then buff gently around the affected area. Allow to dry and then repeat 1 or 2 additional times, unt

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as ZIG AND STAR LTD, number 11907160. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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