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Awesome :)
Thanks for the info all!
The products I've been paying attention to the most have been to recolour and clean. Some of the products I've used have been like rocket fuel and deffo aren't for the 'general consumer' as they are sold trade, they've ruined a lot of test materials when they've been left on for too long etc, but I'm slowly testing products and getting experience in using the ones I know are safe and I have the data of what they are best for, soon I'd like to have something developed I can offer cyclists.
I've been cleaning my white cycling shoes with the cleaner and it's blown everything else out the water I've ever tried. I love keeping my shoes crisp white all year round and usually use baking soda, but this particular cleaner is better than anything I've tried, literally works on every surface material of a cycling shoe.
I'm still trying to find out if there's a demand for these products, possibly thinking football boots and snowboarding boots, too?
Also, if any of you have experience with painting shoes are are pretty badass at painting in general, please feel free to PM me.
Thanks!