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I routinely polish almost all of my brown shoes with either black or cordovan polish. When the shoes are dark enough for my tastes, I'll switch to brown polish.Originally Posted by thinman
I have a painter's palette of polish colors I use on brown, depending on the shade and intent...black, red, navy, cordovan, and of course, brown. I'm really into polishing red into brown shoes to give them a nice healthy 'glow', almost like an underpainting.Originally Posted by Get Smart
I just recently used black polish on these brown shoes and I like the fake patina it gives them. Is that something I should do everytime I polish my shoes or how often?Originally Posted by Haystack
Facconable shoes...made in the USA by someone. Anyone know who makes their shoes?Originally Posted by Haystack
Thank you!Originally Posted by WatchGuy
WatchGuy - way OT but is it Kevin's picture of the BigP in your avatar? the lighting and angle remind me of one of his beautiful wallpaper quality scans...Originally Posted by gdl203
Facconable shoes...made in the USA by someone. Anyone know who makes their shoes?Originally Posted by Haystack