Things You'll Need:
- Old Cotton Children's T-shirts
- Shoe Shining/cleaning Kits
- Shokeepers
- Leather Cleaning Kits
- Leather Conditioners
- Leather Protection Sprays
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Step 1
Clean dust and dirt from the surface of your shoes or boots with a shoeshine brush or damp cloth.
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Step 2
Select a can of wax or creme shoe polish that matches the leather you want to polish.
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Step 3
Use a shoe polish brush to apply a conservative amount of polish to the surface of the leather. Brush in circular motions until the leather has a dull coating. Get into tight spots using an old toothbrush.
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Step 4
Wait 15 minutes while the polish dries.
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Step 5
Brush shoes or boots with a shoeshine brush.
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Step 6
Buff to a gleaming shine with a clean cotton cloth, such as an old sweat sock or T-shirt.










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MyJB said
on 6/25/2009 I like your instructions on this article along with the pictures. It is clear and concise. Now, I know how to keep my shoes looking new longer. Thanks.
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