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Correct. Epaulet #8 Alt Wein Medallion Cap'sMaybe Epaulet Alt Wiens?
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What are these?
Correct. Epaulet #8 Alt Wein Medallion Cap'sMaybe Epaulet Alt Wiens?
suede still scares me on shoes... maybe its the final frontier for me lol
Anybody else think the bulge in the ankle looks strange? Am I tying my 403's too tight? Or is my foot too wide?
This is likely polish buildup from the previous owner or Alden themselves. and can be minimized / removed by lightly wetting a cloth with water and rubbing it over the affected surface for five minutes or so, with medium-level of pressure, then an insane amount of brushing. Won't fix it in one go, but do that for a few months regularly and the texture will be fixed.curious if I could get some feedback from those more experienced in refinishing/maintaining of shell.. I acquired these shoes second hand and they were factory seconds from alden. they got beat up pretty bad after a night out in miami awhile back and sat in the corner for most of the year until recently where I decided to either clean them up or send back to alden to refinish.. one shoe has a very rough finish between the top of the toe cap and bottom of laces. I personally have never applied any wax to the shoes at all, just some reno across the toe cap awhile back. I've been working with renomat tonight and have pulled a ton of color off them, but this one shoe still has a rough, almost sandpaper appearance. not sure if it's still product to come off, or too much of the factory finish has been removed.. either way, I'll likely ship them back for a resole and upper refinish (to aldens best ability), just curious if others have seen it and if so, can provide some feedback if there is anything else I can do.. thanks!!
...and so you are want to believe.that I did.. now I'm just on the hunt for cigar LWBs and I think I'll be good
I really like stockings ... Bresciani?
nephew, try the mac method for shoe care. it has been successful in the past in situation like your. do the method for several day just using the vigorous brushingcurious if I could get some feedback from those more experienced in refinishing/maintaining of shell.. I acquired these shoes second hand and they were factory seconds from alden. they got beat up pretty bad after a night out in miami awhile back and sat in the corner for most of the year until recently where I decided to either clean them up or send back to alden to refinish.. one shoe has a very rough finish between the top of the toe cap and bottom of laces. I personally have never applied any wax to the shoes at all, just some reno across the toe cap awhile back. I've been working with renomat tonight and have pulled a ton of color off them, but this one shoe still has a rough, almost sandpaper appearance. not sure if it's still product to come off, or too much of the factory finish has been removed.. either way, I'll likely ship them back for a resole and upper refinish (to aldens best ability), just curious if others have seen it and if so, can provide some feedback if there is anything else I can do.. thanks!!