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Not quite sure if this is the right thread, so forgive me if I'm wrong.
Does anyone have any advice for the best fitting shoe trees for a pair of gucci loafers size Gucci 7?
you can probably pick up a large brush for less than $10. If you really can't spend that you can just apply by hand and buff with a cloth.do i need a large horsehair buffing brush or just a small jar/spreading brushing if i plan on applying saphir renovateur and obenauf's lp to my indy boots w/ no polish? i'm not technically buffing right? so do i need a big brush? any cheaper recommendations?
I bought some new boots, but I'm not completely satisfied with the color. I searched through this thread, but it's pretty huge, and most of what I found was about antiquing or dyeing.
I would like the boots to be slightly darker and more red, like in the second picture. It sounds like it should be possible to just use a Saphir cream polish? Would that be enough?
The color should be even though. I'm not going for an antique/patina look with these. If it's possible, do you think the Saphir mahogany cream would be the best choice?
the insoles re quick thin, I don't think they will stretch the shoes, I leave my insoles in.