So I got two hand-me-downs from a family member who was going to throw out some shoes just because "they look used".
They aren't that expensive but I figured it would be fun to bring them back to life with what little know-how I know. They were both in bad shape but still useable.
So I thought it would be fun to share my experience fixing these nice shoes.
Here is what one shoe looked liked after a dry brushing and quick wash with shaving soap followed by some conditioner. The other shoe remains untouched.
This is what they looked like after letting them dry:
Next I applied some brown polish followed by black polish to give it some patina. Other shoe remains untouched.
They aren't that expensive but I figured it would be fun to bring them back to life with what little know-how I know. They were both in bad shape but still useable.
So I thought it would be fun to share my experience fixing these nice shoes.
Here is what one shoe looked liked after a dry brushing and quick wash with shaving soap followed by some conditioner. The other shoe remains untouched.
This is what they looked like after letting them dry:
Next I applied some brown polish followed by black polish to give it some patina. Other shoe remains untouched.