Juvacuir Recolourant

• Smooth leather
• Grained leather
• Braided and woven leather
• Leather affected by fading or discolouration
• Scuffed and scratched leather
• Areas worn through repeated friction
• Dress shoes
• Smooth-leather boots
• Handbags and briefcases
• Leather jackets and clothing
• Wallets and leather goods
• Luggage
• Leather furniture and upholstery
• Automotive leather
• Saddlery & Horse ridding equipment
• Treating large leather surfaces

• Beeswax — helps condition the leather while contributing to a smooth and protective finish
• Montan wax — reinforces the durability and resistance of the restored surface
• Lanolin — helps maintain softness and flexibility
• Covering pigments — restore lost colour and help conceal scuffs, scratches and worn areas

• Restores colour to faded and worn smooth leather
• High concentration of covering pigments
• Colour remains highly resistant to rubbing once dry
• Resists incidental contact with water
• Does not readily bleed or transfer after proper application
• Fluid consistency spreads easily over large surfaces

1. Remove dust and loose dirt from the leather.
2. If the surface is dirty or contains accumulated polish, clean it with an appropriate leather cleaner and allow it to dry completely.
3. Select the shade that most closely corresponds to the leather’s original colour.
4. Test Juvacuir on an inconspicuous area to confirm the colour and compatibility.
5. Shake the bottle thoroughly to redistribute the pigments.
6. Place a small amount of Juvacuir onto a clean cotton cloth.
7. Apply a thin, even layer using gentle circular movements.
8. Treat the complete matching panel whenever possible rather than concentrating only on an isolated mark.
9. Allow the product to dry for approximately 15 minutes.
10. Buff thoroughly with a clean cotton cloth.
11. If additional coverage is required, apply another thin layer only after the first application has dried.
12. Allow the restored leather to dry fully before use.

Juvacuir is particularly useful when ordinary pigmented shoe cream is no longer sufficient to disguise fading, scuffs or areas affected by repeated friction. Unlike a conventional shoe cream, its covering pigments create more substantial and longer-lasting colour restoration.

Always begin with a very small amount. Several thin applications will produce a cleaner and more natural result than one heavy coat. Applying too much product may obscure the grain, collect around stitching or create an unnecessarily coated appearance.

For the most uniform finish, treat an entire matching panel rather than touching up only the centre of a pale mark. This is especially important on handbags, jackets and furniture, where an isolated application may remain visible under changing light.

Juvacuir is intended primarily to restore the leather’s existing colour rather than dramatically transform it. The shades may be mixed together, but any custom mixture should be prepared in sufficient quantity to complete the entire project, as reproducing an exact blend later can be difficult.

Be particularly cautious with soft nappa, aniline and other naturally finished leathers. The covering pigments can change their original texture and transparency. Always test first and proceed only if this alteration is acceptable.

Once the colour has been restored, maintain the leather with a compatible product such as Crème Surfine, Crème de Luxe, Canadian Cream, Crème Universelle or Pâte de Luxe, depending on the article and the finish required.

Juvacuir is not suitable for suede, nubuck or other velvety leathers. Severely damaged nappa leather may be treated, but the covering pigments will alter its character and create a smoother finished surface.

• Plastic bottle with dispenser cap
• 75 ml / 2.54 fl oz
• Made in France