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Interesting. Thanks for that. The dirt in these crevasses would only scratch the surface of the leather, i gather, which to PB is merely an issue of aesthetics, not health of the fibres. Also, the implication is that fibres are not present on the surface of leather, which sounds hmmm, but i take it on face value.
Let it sit overnight and tomorrow out a bit of renomonnit and buff it. If it is still drastic you might have to strip the wax and redo the mirror shine. Those kind of spots is generally moisture trapped inbetween the leather and the wax.
Which colour of saphir wax would you use for tan scotch grain CJ?? I bought a "yellow" saphir wax tin, but im afraid to use it because it seems a bit "too yellow"...anyone has already used this colour for tan grain?
Would it be better to use neutral wax for this shoes?what i dont want is to change the original colour (i assume that they will get a bit darker with age but i dont want to accelerate the natural process of the leather...) can anyone give me some advice in order to properly care my tan scotch grain cj shoes?thank you very very much!!
The seller told me that yellow wax of spahir was the proper tin for tan grain shoes...that is the reason why I asked here before applying it....nevertheless, if I want to "restore the colour", which saphir colour may I use?thank you!
All right!so If i have understood...cream for restoring the colour and neutral wax for polishing and shining the shoes...
It would be, although, great if to hear if someone has already used yellow saphir wax for tan grain shoes...thanks a lot
I recently acquired a few tin cans of burgol wax polish which is considered a premium wax. Regardless of how hard I try, I struggle to get a good shine from it - something which I manage easily with kiwi or AE or even loake wax. My technique is the simple - little bit of wax plus a drop of water using an old cotton t-shirt. Anyone have this problem ?