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Quote: Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH  Well shoe creams are polishes. If that is what you are looking for that it is fine, but if you are looking for just a conditioner it probably isn't optimal. I had never...
Quote: Originally Posted by in stitches  great combos guys!!!!
Once(when i was 18) for cleaning my suede shoes I used TIDE ( is for washing cloths by hand) with pretty amazing results ! After leaving them dry and brushed them they looked like new! But I don't think I ll do it again hahahha !...
Quote: Originally Posted by Munky  Ben, before I used Saphir products I used ones made by Woly. I have just found an old jar of Woly cream and I am pretty certain it doesn't contain turpentine. It smells of coconut....
the only time i used soap to clean shoes were on a 8years old shoe and after i stepped in hole of mud!!! i think using  a cleaner conditioner it's enough  before polishing(as englade already mentioned)!! on the other hand if...
Quote: Originally Posted by justsayno  Sweet job thank you!!! with the right tools and mesurement it's quite easy to install them!!!
Quote: Originally Posted by Munky  I looked for that one, Ben, but they were out of stock! hahaha !!! btw what kind of polish did you use before switching to Saphir?   Today i was downtown Athens where...
Quote: Originally Posted by Munky  I wanted to use up my remaining Saphir products, without gassing myself.  I bought the Flexinet Premium Disposable FFP3 Valved Mask, this morning. Guess what?  It doesn't...
Quote: Originally Posted by Munky  Ben, I have found all of the Colloni 1909 items for sale on Amazon!  This is excellent, thanks. Who knows, Colloni might be the new Saphir!   That's great i hope they...
Quote: Originally Posted by Munky  My apologies, Ben, for suggesting that Reno contains turpentine. After looking again, like you, I can find no mention of turpentine. I can only find it in cream and...
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