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  1. knicknknack

    Shoe Stain

    I recently spilled cooking oil on my brown Red Wing Iron Ranger boots. So far I've tried using water and soap, but that doesn't seem to work. I know olive oil is very hard to get out of leather, but the spot is pretty big and I'd do anything to restore the boot back to its original look...
  2. Epanoui

    ID on these boots? Or something exactly like them?

    Thanks SF!

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