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post #1951 of 2764
11/4/12 at 3:07am
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Originally Posted by Gerry Nelson View Post

 

Are you planning to get another pair as well?

I have two pair coming.

 

 

One size 11 and the other 11 1/2.

 

 

I wanted to make sure I got the right size.

 

 

I wear a size 11 in the Alden Barrie Last, but I understand from reading this thread the Last used in the Lindrick is similiar to the Barrie Last but a bit narrower and a bit shorter.

 

 

The one that doesn't fit will go back.

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post #1952 of 2764
11/4/12 at 3:23am

Cool! Hope one of them fits well - it's a great boot!

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post #1953 of 2764
11/4/12 at 3:43am
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Originally Posted by Gerry Nelson View Post

Cool! Hope one of them fits well - it's a great boot!

Me too, thank you sir.

 

Looking to add a different color besides just #8, and the Lindrick boot looks real nice.

 

Cheers,

 

Dan

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post #1954 of 2764
11/4/12 at 6:28am
gentpax, yes, I'm referring to Saphir's specialized cordovan cream. Tried it and now shun it. Venetian is the one and only, recommended by none other than Skip Horween.
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post #1955 of 2764
11/4/12 at 7:35am
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Originally Posted by justinkapur View Post

Shell and RL experts, here are my shoes and here is the said blemish on my shoes. What is the thought? ask to exchange or will this go away with some Reno?
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Im wearing them around the house and I wasnt sure if I liked the last on my foot but after trying a few trousers I am kinda inlove.gif
Brush this out in like two minutes.... nothing to fret about ..
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post #1956 of 2764
11/4/12 at 8:04am
^

Just to offer a similar story, I had the same issue when I got my marlows last year and had asked RL to polish it to clear up. Even with their polishing they couldn't get rid of it so they exchanged it for me.
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post #1957 of 2764
11/4/12 at 8:12am

Worth to try.

I've removed this:

 

700

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post #1958 of 2764
11/4/12 at 9:51am
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Originally Posted by VRaivio View Post

gentpax, yes, I'm referring to Saphir's specialized cordovan cream. Tried it and now shun it. Venetian is the one and only, recommended by none other than Skip Horween.

I have been using Saphir's cream on all my cordovan. Both #8 and dark brown and I have had no issues whatsoever after two years of usage. The color also hides any scratches so I see no reason to stop using it.
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post #1959 of 2764
11/4/12 at 10:02am
Has the sizing on the penny loafers changed at all since they changed the name from "darlton" to Marlow?

I felt the pennies ran about a half size small before.
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post #1960 of 2764
11/4/12 at 12:50pm
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Originally Posted by VRaivio View Post

gentpax, yes, I'm referring to Saphir's specialized cordovan cream. Tried it and now shun it. Venetian is the one and only, recommended by none other than Skip Horween.

Thanks. I've been using Reno on shell the last few years with no problems, although one would question whether or not the trace amount of turps are good for the hide. Saw Skip's recco in the past, but still haven't tried Venetian Cream... largely because anyone who has it online seems to charge prohibitively for shipping. Completely passed over the Cordo Cream as Reno worked fine, and the addition of neatsfoot oil (which may or may not darken leather).
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post #1961 of 2764
11/4/12 at 1:03pm
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Originally Posted by sdolina View Post

Worth to try.
I've removed this:

How did you do it? PM me if you dont want to take up a spot on the thread. Thanks!
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post #1962 of 2764
11/4/12 at 2:56pm
While trying to piece together what I did this weekend through iPhone photos, did find this pic from Thursday:
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post #1963 of 2764
11/4/12 at 2:58pm
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Originally Posted by Patek View Post

I have been using Saphir's cream on all my cordovan. Both #8 and dark brown and I have had no issues whatsoever after two years of usage. The color also hides any scratches so I see no reason to stop using it.

This, I do the same and it works just fine. All of above scratches can be easily removed, I've had even worse.
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post #1964 of 2764
11/4/12 at 3:05pm
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Originally Posted by gentpax View Post

Thanks. I've been using Reno on shell the last few years with no problems, although one would question whether or not the trace amount of turps are good for the hide. Saw Skip's recco in the past, but still haven't tried Venetian Cream... largely because anyone who has it online seems to charge prohibitively for shipping. Completely passed over the Cordo Cream as Reno worked fine, and the addition of neatsfoot oil (which may or may not darken leather).

I bought my Venetian Shoe Cream a few months ago from Fore Supply Co: http://bit.ly/VMdPND

 

IIRC the shipping charge was not too bad, I'd recommend it (although 32oz is about a lifetime supply worth of Venetian Cream)

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post #1965 of 2764
11/4/12 at 3:43pm
32 Ounces of Venetian Shoe Cream!

You crazy!

(Although the price is dirt cheap)
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