MickCollins1916
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No need to send them anywhere; it's just a scuff. Use a bit of elbow grease and you'll be fine. With a damp cotton tee shirt and horsehair brush I could remove about 90% of what I see there
Just takes time is all
Gorgeous, Just gorgeous!
I dont know if a agree with that. Thats like saying you could fix a scratch on your car, that is down to the metal, with compound and a polisher alone. Not going to happen.
I know the 'method' works for most cordovan issues but I dont think the method will fix a scuff that large. There is actual material (and color) removed from the toe of the shoe/boot. You need to put the color back back into the leather via paste wax or cream.
I dont know if a agree with that. Thats like saying you could fix a scratch on your car, that is down to the metal, with compound and a polisher alone. Not going to happen.
I know the 'method' works for most cordovan issues but I dont think the method will fix a scuff that large. There is actual material (and color) removed from the toe of the shoe/boot. You need to put the color back back into the leather via paste wax or cream.
beautiful. not all cigar LWBs come with the lighter trim right - where are these from?
beautiful. not all cigar LWBs come with the lighter trim right - where are these from?
I love the light colored welt . Are those from Alden SF? My shoe mart make-ups have a much darker welt.