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I would like to clean my Katahdin Iron Works Engineer Boots properly. This will be my first time cleaning leather shoes without water, soap, and some all-in-one polish found at the local drugstore.
I purchased Lexol cleaner and Lexol conditioner but don't know where to begin.
Do I clean, condition, and then polish? The Iron Works Boot did not have a shine when I bought them and I prefer that they don't shine, thus do I still need to polish?
If I want to clean my boots again, lets say from dirt, should I use the Lexol cleaner or a damp towel? If I use the Lexol cleaner, will I be required to redo the conditioning and the polishing?
For shoes such as AEs that have a shine, I would clean, condition, and polish? When do I apply the water/stain repellent?
Thanks! I appreciate the help.
I purchased Lexol cleaner and Lexol conditioner but don't know where to begin.
Do I clean, condition, and then polish? The Iron Works Boot did not have a shine when I bought them and I prefer that they don't shine, thus do I still need to polish?
If I want to clean my boots again, lets say from dirt, should I use the Lexol cleaner or a damp towel? If I use the Lexol cleaner, will I be required to redo the conditioning and the polishing?
For shoes such as AEs that have a shine, I would clean, condition, and polish? When do I apply the water/stain repellent?
Thanks! I appreciate the help.