Everything you need to get started! The SHOE MGK Starter Kit by SHOE MGK includes one bottle of Cleaner & Conditioner and a shoe care brush. This is the best place to start for any individual in need of a shoe cleaning! Description Shoe MGK Cleaner & Conditioner is specifically formulated to effectively clean and prolong the life of all types of footwear. It removes any stain you throw its way including oil, grease, grime, grass, blood, red clay, certain inks and paints, stains, and more. SHOE MGK Cleaner & Conditioner is derived from all natural environmentally friendly ingredients. Kit Contains:(1) 8 oz. Cleaner & Conditioner(1) Shoe MGK Brush Directions:Sneakers, Athletic & Fitness Footwear: Wet brush. Apply small amount to brush and scrub thoroughly. Wipe dry with clean, dry towel. Suede & Nubuck Footwear: Apply a small amount to clean, dry bristle brush. Scrub entire area thoroughly and evenly. Let dry overnight. Brush up nap with a clean, dry bristle brush. Do not use water. For spot cleaning, use SHOE MGK Nubuck & Suede Kit. Smooth Leather Footwear: Apply to a dampened soft cloth, sponge, or soft bristle brush. Apply onto areas smoothly and evenly. Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe away excess moisture and dirt. Fabric Footwear: Apply to a wet brush. Scrub thoroughly and evenly. Rinse material. Let dry naturally out of direct sunlight. SHOE MGK Touch-Up: Clean shoes with SHOE MGK Cleaner & Conditioner. Let dry. Shake bottle with cap on. Remove cap. Invert bottle and press applicator on shoes. Apply to all needed areas on shoe. Let dry. Buff to shine if desired. Rinse applicator with water after use. Replace cap. Use SHOE MGK Water & Stain Repellent after cleaning to protect against water and stain causing agents. Test for color fastness. Footwear must have a dry, clean surface that is free from dust, dirt, and grease. Hold bottle 8” from surface, spraying in a back-and-forth motion. Do not saturate. Be sure to spray area thoroughly and evening including all seams. Let dry for 24 hours. Test for color fastness.
