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Vass Italian Poish questions
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For those who have Vass with the Italian Polish option...Originally Posted by william
Is it just a basic mirror polish?
Does it crack around the areas of the shoe that flex?
Thanks in advance!
I'll have my first pair w/ Italian Polish in a couple of days and will let you know.
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Anyone have an update on this?
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Yes: basic mirror polish that doesn't crack. Here are pics:
http://www.styleforum.net/showthread...t=eustace+lobb
http://www.styleforum.net/showthread...t=eustace+lobb
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Thank you. Beautiful pictures. I just ordered the Vass 3 eyelet London Derby in Oxblood with Italian Polish and I kept going back and forth whether to get the Italian Polish or not. Glad I did.
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Yes: basic mirror polish that doesn't crack. Here are pics:Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
http://www.styleforum.net/showthread...t=eustace+lobb
Hey ET...so it's safe to say your Italian Polish finish is holding up well?
I have to admit I'm kind of skeptical on what they use to make it shine without cracking.
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