New brogues preparation and after care

mbnu54 · Sunday December 6, 2015

moodymick said:
Yup, another good bet is a final coat of Kiwi Neutral, again it just gives a bit of depth to the shine.

Yup, I was back in squaddy mode talking of only black footwear. For lighter colours, what Mick says

Dave-the-rave · Sunday December 6, 2015

Fergiebilly said:
Throw Government Pussers Property out the Window Eh ? ...Give Me Fifty Press Ups Sonny....

Billy

moodymick · Sunday December 6, 2015

Dave-the-rave said:

Thought I had seen Vinny's 'cache somewhere before........lovely lovely boy!

simmo3801 · Thursday December 10, 2015

Omp said:
I've been using Saddlers Original Leather Dressing on my brogues for a few months now and it's doing a really good job. I got them absolutely soaked about a month ago and was worried I would end up with tide marks but they were 100% fine after just air drying in my utility room. http://www.victoryleathercraft.com/saddlers.html

Decided to try this after watching the video on their site. It arrived today and I have used it on my Loake's, my Timberland earthkeeper shoes and my Timberland chelsea type boots and they have effortlessly been renewed to their former glory so thanks for posting this. A little goes a very long way so good value for money too. I also bought a pair of cedar shoe trees from Cathcart Elliot on ebay for Â£13 so again good value!

SirPrize · Wednesday February 3, 2016

I once worked with a former Greenjacket who insisted that in his old firm anything beyond brush polishing was regarded as wilful destruction.
Or was he giving me a load of "bull"?

fatboy1971 · Sunday February 21, 2016

My godson is an ex soldier boy a viking. He said dont do it our way it fecks up ya shoes, look on youtube and youll find some good tips. Lol

New brogues preparation and after care

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