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Oh yes, much better.The power of Saphir is not to be underestimated!
Day after New Years:
Today:
The power of Saphir is not to be underestimated!
Day after New Years:
Today:
You Sir have an iron balls to made St.Crispin's looks like on the first pic!
So, it would seem that sole edge restoration isn't as simple as first appears. I did say that I'm a complete novice in this area. Have taken on board the fact that sanding the edges might cause the leather to become more absorbent. I'll wait and see. Luckily, I tried this out on an expendable pair. I'd still like to give the tube of thicker Saphir stuff a try. It isn't on the 'A Fine Pair of Shoes' website yet.
Off-topic: I found this link from AAAC. Between 1 - 10, how weirdly obsessive would owning one of these make you? I could always hide it in the top cupboard, along with the shoe buffing nylons/stockings.
http://georgesshoes.com/detail.php?itemID=27742
Lear
I'd still rather have a real butler to hold my shoes down while I polish them