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HRoi

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Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Noice? Whoddat?

Thanks! Popped my Saint Crispin's cherry
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Originally Posted by kolecho
That is amazing. I am trying to figure out how to turn a dark welt and sole edge into natural ones. Can your guy do that?

I was thinking of trying something similar on my Vass Norewegers. I think you can turn the sole edge natural by rubbing it with acetone, then reconditioning it with neutral cream or conditioner. I wouldn't mess with the welt though unless you were re-soling.
 

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Originally Posted by Baron
I was thinking of trying something similar on my Vass Norewegers. I think you can turn the sole edge natural by rubbing it with acetone, then reconditioning it with neutral cream or conditioner. I wouldn't mess with the welt though unless you were re-soling.

i prefer a fine sandpaper... ...at a cobbler they use the "grounding machine".

wouldn't touch the the welt either. that's why they ask you about the colour of the thread on the bespoke route.
 

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Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH
Very nice, is that color pewter?

+1, those look good.
 

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Originally Posted by Wes Bourne
+1, those look good.
Thanks.

Originally Posted by Animal Thug
Nice, Grantham I presume? The BB shoes that has eluded me.

Thanks. They are Grantham.

Originally Posted by kolecho
Very nice. What last are they made on?

Thanks. I don't know what last. I looked up and couldn't find anything.

Originally Posted by economiayocio
Amazing. Really. Brand and colour, please?

Thanks. They are Barker Black Grantham in Pewter.
 

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Here are the John Lobb oxfords.
Black wing tips, Klein, 8695 last
Tobacco suede cap toes, Avon, 8000 last
? color austerity wing tips, Widmer, 8695 last
 

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