0waterbouys
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Very nice eggplant color on those Ren. King of the gunboat baby
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It's a good day for whiskey.
Oustanding pair of whiskey LWB...
Thank you mcarthur. Sure I'll do.looking good, enjoy wearing
Excuse me, could you explain the spoon part for me. Thanks mucho~ Sorry picture haters, didn't know how to do this without pictures being viewed again, but ... what the hell great looking shoes... tough it out!
Thanks Marmottan. What size spoon do you use, tea size, sugar size? I guess it brings the natural oils of the cordovan to the surface hence the darkening of the color and lighter vamp areas. Very cool idea indeed, thanks for sharing.
Both varieties? Or just the shoes? Or just the drink?
It may sound weird but I use a small spoon on my shells.
I rub the rounded face till it gets hot (you can feel it with your thumb). Immediately after, I energetically brush the shoe. Again and again.
At the time I took these pictures, I only used the spoon on the left shoe (the right one when I wear it). The spoon may have the same effect on shell than does a deer bone (which I never used).
Thanks Marmottan. What size spoon do you use, tea size, sugar size? I guess it brings the natural oils of the cordovan to the surface hence the darkening of the color and lighter vamp areas. Very cool idea indeed, thanks for sharing.
Spoon = poor man's voodoo bone
tea size will be perfect. Larger will be useless. Anyway the surface of the spoon touching the shoe won't vary at all, even with a ladle!
I didn't mention but this is exactly what it does: "brings the natural oils to the surface".
You should be very careful with the spoon because you'll want to rub it fast but it might slip and scratch the shoe...
You really don't want that to happen.
Can the same effect not be acheived with vigorous brushing?