CharlesT44
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Those Indy's are absolutely incredible!
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Can anyone recommend some good alternatives to the Indy laces? I've already gone through two pairs and am really frustrated with them ripping apart after a few months.
Can anyone recommend some good alternatives to the Indy laces? I've already gone through two pairs and am really frustrated with them ripping apart after a few months.
Hi NYR, Can you tell us your steps to get it looking like this from so beat up? Thanks!
Sure thing. Plain and simple, the Mac method. All done watching the first period of Rangers/Flyers...
Took an old tee shirt, ran it under some warm water. Wrang it out so it was just damp, and wiped down the shoes, uppers and edges. Let the shoes dry for about 2 minutes, then I went to work with a horsehair brush. I literally brushed hard for about 4-5 minutes each shoe. My arm was killing me after about 3 minutes, so I changed hands for a minute, before finishing with my stronger hand. C'est tout. This is why cordovan in my mind is so worth the extra bucks. I used NO polish, NO conditioning creme, NOTHING but the damp cloth and hard brushing. Next time I will prob add some Venetian cream to give it a real luster.
Wow. That is great. Thank you. Such an incredible transformation! I took my 9901s as my only shoes on a trip to Thanksgiving to really break them in once and for all (I've had them for 2 years and have only worn them a few times), and with the 6 days of straight wear, they need the mac method to get them back to looking new. Going to do it upon my return.
Mac, so you have two methods, the maintenance method and the break in method. I think you should write a book.
In general, I want to say thank you for all the contributors to this forum. While I do not write a lot, I am an avid reader and I do learn a lot from all you guys.
the ultimate goal is to never apply wax polish to your shells