Angelus Sole Bright 3.9 oz, White Sole Shoe Cleaner, Effectively Removes Yellowing and Restores Original Look - Shoe Sole Whitener for Sneakers, Tennis Shoes, Yellowed Rubber Midsoles

I honestly thought these midsoles were a lost cause, but Sole Bright literally brought them back from the dead! If you have yellowed soles sitting in your closet, stop scrolling and buy this now. It’s like a time machine for your sneakers. Seeing that crisp, icy white come back after just one session was incredibly satisfying. My rotation feels brand new again. 10/10! Why I love it: • Restoration: It doesn't just 'clean'—it actually reverses the yellowing. • Ease of Use: Apply, wrap, and let the sun (or UV light) do the work. • Value: One bottle will easily save 5–10 pairs of shoes, saving me hundreds on new kicks.

This shoe cleaner is absolutely amazing. It's very easy to use as you only need a small amount and it makes your soles on your shoes so bright again. It does have a slight smell but nothing terrible. The bottle is a decent size and will clean a good amount of shoes. This is a must buy if your shoes need a new look!!

What a simple product to use. Good clear instructions on use. I used on some yellowing Air Force One soles due to the reviews of this product. Pros: Easy to use. No smell. No left over greasy feel or residue. Works in White soles that have yellowed. Does not run, stocked to surface in the right amount. Cons: You have to be patience, depending on how yellowed your soles are. It took me 3 applications over two days to get white I was satisfied with. Needs UV rays either need a lot of sun outside or setup a home UV light setup. Over all a good product, the instructions do say you may have to do several applications. I found it does help to move the shoe just a little or rotate to a different position while in the sun. I did notice some shadowing in some spots of the shoes. Took me 2 days just do because I could only do during the day time. Make sure you also clean your shoes of any dirt and grime. It will block the sunlight. You do need tape and clear plastic wrap. I didn’t notice any drying of the product while it was in the sun under wrap. But this was done about 4 hrs each time. Over all satisfied with results and will reorder again.

I had some sneaker that got discolored from not having in a box. I tried baking soda, it helped but it was still yellow. I decided to try this product out. Make sure you use glove. If you use your hand it does leave your hand feeling tingling and leave a white stain on your hand. (Photo shown) It recommends to use sponge and gloves. Apply cream on to the desire area with a sponge and put it under a UV light or sunlight. I live in a nyc apt. I don’t have no direct sunlight unless it my window. Therefore I think that’s probably why I need more time for it to get better results. First day, I cover it with plastic. It didn’t go much. I decided to do it again without any plastic, the next day. It work better. I did it for another day, I got better results. For the price, it’s not bad but it’s definitely a product that you need time to let it work. It took me almost 3 days for that results. I still think it’s need more time. I give it a 4 stars because it does need time to work and it’s just not as fast as I would like it to have been. The product does work. I compare it to a bounty white paper towel so you can compare the difference. Thank you for taking a minute out of your busy life to read my review. Please let me and Amazon know if you found this review helpful by clicking on the “Helpful” button below. I appreciate your support and thank you in advance. I receive no monetary compensation for my reviews, but try to help potential buyers make an informed choice.

Four pictures "Before", and four pictures "After". It works. Period. I had to figure out my process by some trail and error, but I finally dialed it in. This pair was a bit hurried, but three other pair where I did not have "before" pics came out mint! What you need: 1. Nitrile gloves and protective eyeware. 2. A small detailing/paint brush. 3. Plastic kitchen wrap. 4. Clear packing tape. 5. 3.5 gallon clear zip lock bags 6. Some cotton rags 7. Running water Here's how I did it. 1. This stuff is strong, so make sure you wear nitrile gloves! It would be smart to wear safety glasses! 2. Put some product on your gloved hand and gently and carefully smooth it onto the sole areas that need whitening. Use a small detailing brush to get right up against the upper of the sneaker. But DON'T get it on the upper of the sneaker. 3. Lay out a flat piece of wrap lenghtwise with 1ft extra at the front and back of the shoe. 4. Wrap the sneaker in plastic kitchen wrap. Keeping only one layer of film on the solr, bring the sides up first, then bring the front up to the tongue, then bring the back up and over the opening to the tongue. Tape the front up tight to the tongue. Tape around the heel tight to the sides., Don't bunch the wrap on the sole area. Try to wrap tight on the upper part of the shoe to keep the moisture in. 4. Please the shoes in a 3.5 gallon zip lock bag. Again to keep the moisture in. 5. Face the soles/sides/front/back towards the sun and let it cook. No less than 3-4 hours on each side that needs whitening. Adjust the shoes to track the sun so that you get even coverage. 6. When you look through the bag/wrap and see gleaming white shoes, you know they're done. 7. With nitrile gloves on, carefully remove the shoes from the zip lock bag. Wash the bag if you have more shoes to brighten. 8. Carefully remove and dispose of the plastic wrap. Do not get any of the product on you, furniture, or other surroundings. 9. While cold water is trickling, gently take a cotton rag and carefully rinse the product off without getting the upper wet. Use a tiny brush to clean any treads in the bottom of the sole being very careful to not flick product towards your face. 10. After carefully rinsing the product away, use another cotton rag to dry the soles. Set your shoes somewhere to dry where any water or missed product won't ruin the surface. 11. Wear your dunks and smile! You're not an NPC! Lessons learned. 1. Don't underestimate how strong this product is. Use gloves and eye protection! 2. Don't be cheap with the kitchen wrap, tape, brush, rags, or zip lock bags. 3. Sunny days produce the best results. 4. A UV curing lamp won't do the job. 5. Don't be stingy applying the product, but at the same time don't use so much that it drips and smears onto the upper. That's how I did it. That's what I learned. Good luck!

This product does not work on Yeezy 350 Zebra. I followed the instructions, kept the shoes under direct sunlight, and applied the procedure three times. Unfortunately, there was no improvement or visible change. Maybe this product can work on other brands of shoe like Nike or Air Jordan?

Used this on my Jordan 11 Win Like 96, and used natural sunlight and I can see the difference. I may have had better results if it wasn’t sunny/cloudy off and on. I think next time I’ll purchase a UV light to see how results differ. See the pictures from doing it 1 hour one day, 2 hours the next time. The lighting wasn’t great for the 2nd session so it almost looks like it’s worse and they were still semi wet after brushing off the residue, but overall satisfied.

Did not work…don’t waste your $14.00. It’s such a production to use, apply on the sole area, don’t get it on the leather, wrap in saran wrap, leave in the sun for 1~3 hour, I did it TWICE and the sneakers still look the same! This is a MINUS 5 stars👎🏻