Daps of Meltonia Shoe Cream left "burns" in AE 5th Avenue leather

Kinna hard to explain the burns, but basically I got too much of the black cream on the rag and wasnt going to use it all on one spot so I left 2 dimples at such bellow (pictures). To my ignorance, I check back after polishing the toe and lord behold the burns dont buff out. Anyone knows how to remove these burns??

The pictures are way off focus, but bear w/ me if you please.

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Edit: I cleaned w/ AE Cleaner and then buff w/ Meltonia Cream only. No wax. Would wax able to fix such a thing??

COuld use some pointers and whatnot

Update:

I just confirm that those "burns" are indeed removal of the shine layer. I tried rubbing a q-tip of Isopropyl Alcohol near one of the burn for comparison and the result of the stripping looks exactly like that of the cream.

Logically speaking if that goddamn goop can removes the shine layer then you must be able to reapply it. So then what exactly is that shine layer that come w/ AE shoes, anyone knows??

What sort of colored cream I should look at now?? The Meltonian's one that got is black, Noir. According to them it's also a Polish. It works fine for the rest of the shoe, but doesnt not appear to bring back the shine to those 2 spots.

Im thinking of grabbing some Kiwi Polish and whatnot for a try.

I dont know why either

The shoe is brand spanking new. I have wore it only like thrice since I received it. That's not a lot of wear and tear if at all beside the standard creasing.

The amount of those two dabs were literally grain of rice each, just smudged. My guess is it's because I left them alone for too long, ~3 minutes, and that somehow burn away the layer. I used the same grain of rice to shine the toe and it came out great.

I'll report back later once Im handy to pick up a tin of Kiwi.

Ok well, gave Kiwi a try just now and nope does not help. After something like 4-5 coats, the burn is still very visible.

Modus operandi: apply by dapping, let dry for a minute or so, rub w/ cotton shirt, buff w/ brush. The surrounding are nice and shine as you'd expect, but the burn is still there mocking.

Im just going to wait on AE's responses on this situation now. Also, is the Kiwi Shoe Polish a wax or cream?? It is way more solid than Meltonia's one, but doesnt feel very waxy.

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Originally Posted by Gdot 

This is wierd.
Kiwi shoe polish in a tin should be able to make sandpaper shiny with enough applications/coats.
Rub in small circular motions very lightly. Let dry 10-15 minutes. Brush lightly. Repeat. It might take two or three coats.

I did, Meltonian Black - the damn thing that caused those burns in the first place.

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Originally Posted by joonian 

Put a coloured cream on first, then wax.

Hm...I didnt wait that long, but I guess I'll give it another try.

AE recommended their carnauba wax. I guess I'll give that a try too, might as well.

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Originally Posted by Mr. Moo 

These are the worst photos of anything in the history of the Internet.

Meybee!!

I will take better one later. Im thinking of just bite the bullet and send them back to AE and hope they could fix it. My OCD ticks me off everytime I look at the shoe and the burns.