Shoe Polish Wax - 2-1/8 oz | Made in USA Since 1925

This USA made Lincoln shoe polish wax is fabulous. The value for money spent is great, as it does not seem to take as much as the other polishes we have used. It is thick and not brittle, and covers all the scuffs and scratches on my husband’s 25 year old leather boots. So easy to use, and it works really well. Buffed up to a terrific shine. You can see the before and after pictures. The left shoe was polished first, and the right shoe has not been polished yet. And the oxblood color was a perfect match. I am very pleased with this product and highly recommend.

If you’re someone like me who likes to polish their shoes about once a week, this is easily one of the best shoe polishes you can buy. The shine you get from this wax is outstanding. A single tin will last you roughly 10–12 solid polishes, so realistically you might go through one every few months — totally worth it for the results. It brings shoes back to life and gives them that deep, clean shine that really stands out. Whether it’s dress shoes, work boots, or even well-worn boots, this polish makes them look sharp and taken care of. Even if you’re not in a “professional” job, the shine alone makes you look more put together and confident. There’s a reason this brand has been around since 1925. Highly recommended.

Used this on my Bayliner boat seats. It applied nicely and was a perfect color match. They looked great afterward!

This Lincoln polish was priced,great for the size

Small size can that is expensive I will not pay almost ten dollars for this little can ever again. I will be looking elsewhere for a better price. So if you want a good polish that doesn't contain chemicals that are bad for leather this is in my opinion the best choice. If you want a polish that actually stains leather this is the best I have found so far. It has a nice black color that has a nice luster and shine. Water resistance this polish will help. Performance wise I really like this brand it saves time and goes on nicely. This polish does not go bad it will get dry but just leave it in the direct sunlight with the lid on or warm with a heat gun. Before applying only apply to clean dust free surfaces. Think of this as painting clean and do your prep work first. Keep dust, dirt and grit out of your polish. Wear gloves this will stain your hands and skin. Uses- I use it on boots, belts, jackets, vests, pants, riding chaps, sheaths, wallets, luggage, bags, collars, leashes, gloves, saddlebags, and whatever leather needs a good polish. I have used this polish on black vinyl upholstery many times it works great for that use sparingly. Try it on a thoroughly cleaned black vinyl car dash or black vinyl top. Some black plastics like plastic trim this will make it black. Rubber this stuff works on rubber too be careful it can create a slick surface. Just use a little bit it goes on really nice its not too thick or too thin. If you get a scratch or chip in a black paint job fill the chips in with this polish. If you are dealing with a deep scratch or chip apply in layers. I have used this polish to touch up black paint for years it is a trick I learned from a body shop. You can get a very shiny gloss that lasts just take your time.

Great polish. Lasts a long time. Softens and shines shoes.

Great polish! Been waxing my shoes since my days in the military and have used multiple brands. This one is one of the best I've used. Good for brush and spit shine. Oddly enough, smells good too.

I've been using Lincoln black shoe wax for more than 30 years and I don't see that changing. It's just consistently good -- always gives a great shine, does a solid job covering up minor scuffs and blemishes, and it's easy to apply. The one thing worth knowing is that it can dry out over time, but that's easily fixed: just put it on the stove under light heat until the wax melts, let it solidify again, and you're right back in business. If you're new to Lincoln, welcome -- you won't go back to Kiwi.