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I use only VSC on mine and, while not producing a really shiny end result, it does work rather well in conditioning. And I must add, I love your Avatar.These look amazing and I am eagerly awaiting a pair that will show up today or tomorrow. These were treated only using neutral venetian shoe cream? About how often? And will the neutral venetian leather balm you sell work as well?
I use only VSC on mine and, while not producing a really shiny end result, it does work rather well in conditioning. And I must add, I love your Avatar.
Nope, Golden Retriever, just very light coated. Also my name AU=Gold and Dog=Dog. Been a Golden Retriever guy for most of my 65 years.Aww thanks audog, I love your good boy too . Flat coat retriever?
Nope, Golden Retriever, just very light coated. Also my name AU=Gold and Dog=Dog. Been a Golden Retriever guy for most of my 65 years.
I'm partial to them. His coloring is called "English Creme" basically bred for very light coat. The breed standards go from light (almost white) to dark red, color doesn't matter, in dogs or people and all Goldens are good dogs!Wow, he is light! Very beautiful. Amy is pretty red, I get asked if she's an Irish Setter at least once a week, which I always find a little odd. She's my first, having grown up with black labs... I think I'm converted
I'm partial to them. His coloring is called "English Creme" basically bred for very light coat. The breed standards go from light (almost white) to dark red, color doesn't matter, in dogs or people and all Goldens are good dogs!
These look amazing and I am eagerly awaiting a pair that will show up today or tomorrow. These were treated only using neutral venetian shoe cream? About how often? And will the neutral venetian leather balm you sell work as well?
Been through that a few times, yes it is heartbreaking. That's why one needs to research a breeder and the genetic makeup of the Sire/Dam, no guarantees but a little more peace of mind.Good dogs... absolutely, but the health issues they have can be hard on the wallet and heartbreaking...
I believe only venetian was used on this pair, probably once a month. That might be more often than necessary but we would use them for photos so applying cream helped with a sheen.
We sometimes get into trouble saying venetian cream, we actually are referring to the balm on our site. It is my understanding the balm is the most common venetian product used on both calf/cow and shell at the consumer level. We have always used the balm and never saw any drawbacks. It helps to shake it before applying to make sure the consistency isn't too watery which can penetrate the leather a little too quickly leaving a darker area.
Our Venetian Leather balm contains more waxes and conditioners than our shoe cream. Our leather balm jars are a concentrated formula of our leather balm for those consumers that want a jar packaging for convenience or habit. Plus we offer more colors in the jars.
It is confusing how those two product names are used interchangeably, but that clears it up, thanks Wyatt!
I found this on a massdrop thread, incase it helps anyone:
Would you recommend an application before first wear (which should be in a few hours )?
YES!!!!! How do you like them so far? Fit/finish/packing/accessories up to snuff???I’m officially a member of the club now. Diesel boot in Castagno.
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