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Shoe Care Tips
10 things
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When putting on your shoes, always use a shoe horn. This
protects the heel from unnecessary wear.
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Always use
cedar shoe trees
after wearing. They're designed to absorb moisture and
maintain the regular shape of your shoes. |
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3 |
Allow shoes to dry completely, inside and out, by not
wearing the same pair of shoes on consecutive days.
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4 |
Always use leather cleaner to remove common dirt and
dust from your shoes before polishing. Then apply a
leather conditioner prior to polishing. This
extra step is a necessary precaution to protect the
natural beauty of the leather. |
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5 |
When needed, apply Tarrago
shoe cream
that is the same color or slightly lighter than the
color of the leather. Tarrago shoe cream is specially
formulated to renew color, cover scratches. |
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6 |
After the shoe cream has dried, buff the shoes with a
soft brush. |
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7 |
Use Angelus Paste Polish with
carnauba wax
to polish your shoes regularly. Brush and rub with a
soft cloth for a high gloss. |
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8 |
When traveling, use
shoe bags
or wrap shoes in a soft material. This protects the
leather from scratches. |
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9 |
Use rubber overshoes to protect your shoes during foul
weather. Wet leather wears more quickly than dry.
Waterproof your leather with Urad Teflon
repellent spray. |
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10 |
Bring in your footwear to
Cobblestone
for a tune up or a free shoe care inspection. |
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