Thanks for showing. It's great. / How did you choose the shoe size that fits you well and doesn't lose its shape after use? (I have a question... what size did you actually measure your feet in? And what size did you choose?)
Saphir is for fancy dress shoe leather. You don't need that stuff for these. Just get some red wing conditioner and you're good. These aren't supposed to shine like dress shoes.
Some people do actually wear boots as dress shoes or use them for modeling purposes and require a shine that Saphir can give the shoes. You don't have to be critical when it's this guys job to do as the customer requests to the shoes. Plus, boots need more than a conditioning cream, especially quality boots.
Whilst they're your boots and you can do what you want with them, for me that's way, way too much product. Amber Harness leather needs an occasional bit of nourishment to keep it supple, but you don't want to be coating the leather too heavily; it not only completely changes the colour, as you've done, but it also affects the breathability of the leather, making your feet sweaty on long walks. Oil tanned leather, like that found on Iron Rangers, doesn't really work well with wax-based boot polish, which is really intended for getting a shine on dress shoes and boots. You'll also notice the use of coloured wax has not only changed the leather from a medium brown with lots of depth and subtle hues, to a flat greasy reddish-brown, it's also almost totally covered up the white 'contrast stitch' on the leather upper, which again really alters the look of the boot. Usually a brush down with a horsehair brush is all that's needed to clean the boots day-to-day, with an occasional wipe down with a damp cloth. Leather cleaner can be used if they're really soiled, but is rarely necessary. After that, a light application of Red Wing Leather Cream conditions the boot without darkening the leather, changing the colour, ruining the contrast stitching, or adversely affecting breathability. Mine look like this: bit.ly/2IyAiC7 Like I say, they're your boots and you can do what you want, but often less is more with oil tanned leather.
Just a question of this one comparing to ur timberland video. Why did u not use sand paper for this one? What’s the difference between the 2 types of the boots, and how to decide if sanding is needed or not? Thanks
This is nice but at the same time I wouldn't want the scuffs to disappear from my boots as the patina and scuffs tell us a story of where those boots have been
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Just enjoying ASMR. I like the soud that produces the manipulation of leather
Thanks for comment Valentin Dasse !! I’m changing my work-room. So wait a minute :) I will post better videos !!
You made these look like new, I love that about your videos if you don't make them look brand new you make them look worn once.
The finished color is gorgeous!
What? You like turd color?
Best Red Wing boot restoration video I've found thus far. Well done
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if you get the block, I wonder what shape it will be ?!
Great work😇
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Thanks for comment Valentin Dasse :) What do you want to watch shoes??
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Another great video. Thanks! 👌🏽
Thanks for comment Ej Cagle :)I will try to shoot at various angles. :) See you !
Thanks for showing. It's great. / How did you choose the shoe size that fits you well and doesn't lose its shape after use? (I have a question... what size did you actually measure your feet in? And what size did you choose?)
Saphir is for fancy dress shoe leather. You don't need that stuff for these. Just get some red wing conditioner and you're good. These aren't supposed to shine like dress shoes.
Some people do actually wear boots as dress shoes or use them for modeling purposes and require a shine that Saphir can give the shoes. You don't have to be critical when it's this guys job to do as the customer requests to the shoes. Plus, boots need more than a conditioning cream, especially quality boots.
now this is a good job. art
Good for your shoes😀
fati zamani Thank you very much !! You always write comments on my videos. so I really happy :) Happy new year fati zamani!!
Really looks pike you know what you are doing. Nice job.
Thanks for comment Munozi360 I will post professional videos . see you again!
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Whilst they're your boots and you can do what you want with them, for me that's way, way too much product. Amber Harness leather needs an occasional bit of nourishment to keep it supple, but you don't want to be coating the leather too heavily; it not only completely changes the colour, as you've done, but it also affects the breathability of the leather, making your feet sweaty on long walks. Oil tanned leather, like that found on Iron Rangers, doesn't really work well with wax-based boot polish, which is really intended for getting a shine on dress shoes and boots.
You'll also notice the use of coloured wax has not only changed the leather from a medium brown with lots of depth and subtle hues, to a flat greasy reddish-brown, it's also almost totally covered up the white 'contrast stitch' on the leather upper, which again really alters the look of the boot.
Usually a brush down with a horsehair brush is all that's needed to clean the boots day-to-day, with an occasional wipe down with a damp cloth. Leather cleaner can be used if they're really soiled, but is rarely necessary.
After that, a light application of Red Wing Leather Cream conditions the boot without darkening the leather, changing the colour, ruining the contrast stitching, or adversely affecting breathability. Mine look like this: bit.ly/2IyAiC7
Like I say, they're your boots and you can do what you want, but often less is more with oil tanned leather.
What kind of ageing cream you used? What brand?
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팬더꾸님 감사합니다! 새해 복 많이 받으세용 :)
Minus the boot grease, I think it came out great, the grease def darkened the leather too much IMO
I know, so I will not use the grease :) Thanks for feedback!
I actually prefer this color. They look brand new
Excellent!
Please do a video on how you remove the creases from the toe box.
Shoe trees
bravo !!!
May i ask why you made use of shoe grease he shoe grease?
Nice!
Could I ask how you fixed the creases at the front? It’s quite incredible
Nash Hamami they just let it dry with a shoe tree inside. It’s surprisingly effective.
Just a question of this one comparing to ur timberland video. Why did u not use sand paper for this one? What’s the difference between the 2 types of the boots, and how to decide if sanding is needed or not? Thanks
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All it needed was some saddle soap and then condition it with bick 4 to keep that goergous patina
Geeez this guys has timemachining hand lol Dramatical changes!!! I love it!
The owner was able to buy this shoe. and put prevention. And iron braids
Thanks for comment KOMHATHbIN !! I guess, owner have to buy new boots :) Thanks a lof !
Cool ! Can you make a video about Clarks Desert boots Beeswax?
Okey!! I will :) I guess, you told to me that Clacks Desert boots, right?? Please wait a minute. I’m changing my work room.
Greasing made it darker in colour
This is nice but at the same time I wouldn't want the scuffs to disappear from my boots as the patina and scuffs tell us a story of where those boots have been
Yes, Someone has memories this boots. :)
What is shampoo? Maybe u mean saddle soap?
upd: ok, i fount it, it's a Huberd's Boot & Saddle Soap
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I have a question what do you mean by bees oil? I think that the wrong steps were not understood the last GOOD JOB
Should of let them be. Patina makes them look great.have two pair and don't do nothing to them but if you spend the money why not polish a turd.
The name of the video could have been "How to change the color of your 8111s".
What products do you use?
I posted Full version video with Sub, please find my studio :)
That's overkill man . This leather doesnt require that much of coatings.
Thanks for comment KaKa Brar ! I know... that is too much, but now , I'm not apply too much :)
look like 8119
Leather needs to breathe. Just a bit of Bick 4 was enough.
Medium Brown =>Dark Brown
Why are you changing the color of your shoes so drastically?
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I just witnessed the worse thing one can do to a natural age patina. To each its own. I prefer mine rogue and to show their age
You should have stopped after the Saphir Renovateur!
Overkill... Like all the shoes you “clean & restore”. Red Wing doesn’t endorse this process for their boots. But you do what you want...
i agree with you, it is not necessary to put that much things on boot, imho: saddle soap for clean and neatsfoot oil for preserve leather.
Remind me of a girl that caked on her makeup