Posts by BrianMendoza

Quote: Originally Posted by HAL 9000  I think putting on the cream made creases more prominent on my GTs.   Well, when you mentioned the white residue earlier, that's usually a sign of over...

RW leather conditioner is a great product. That's a generous gesture, too. If I didn't already have some I'd jump right on it.   Also, I promised to share my experiences with the polyurethane on the soles to keep them from...

Quote: Originally Posted by Crane's  Brian, good advice and you did a great job explaining the differences between hitting the streets and a trail and what's needed as far as maintenance is concerned. I'm sure you've...

Quote: Originally Posted by HAL 9000  I got regular shoe cream (Collonil) since I couldn't find Venitian or Saphir, and the cost of buying online wasn't worth it (shipping costs). As the user above stated, would Sno...

Quote: Originally Posted by ryvac  ^ What a great example. Now everything is clear. I feel like I totally understand the basics. I do want to keep the stylish look so I'll take your advice. And yes, you are right....

Oh, and as far as Obenauf's and SnoSeal... Those are two of the four that I mentioned that I stay clear from. Because those two, RW Leather Dressing, and Montana Pitch Blend all leave that matte, oily feeling. And if you use them...

Quote: Originally Posted by ryvac  ^ Wow, thanks for another great tip. Yes, I will avoid any RW products, as I've read too many peopole NOT recomending them. I do however, read a lot of people recomeding Venitian...

Quote: Originally Posted by seer  I use the Minwax polyurethane, a light brown (Walnut) - it gives a nice, semi-gloss finish. I have done this for a while on different shoes - I haven't see any problems with the...

Quote: Originally Posted by seer    Well yes, that would happen - but using the light wood stain not only makes the edge look good (more original), but it really protects the edge and doesn't wear off...

Quote: Originally Posted by ryvac  ^Thank you so much for the step by step insctructions. Now I know what I need to get and how to use it. Again, thanks alot Brian. I don't have any GT's yet but I sure am ready to...