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30 Days to a better man<br />
1. Rubbing alcohol is a good polish stripper, which should be done every<br />
so often, particularly if the boots haven’t been shined in a long time<br />
(dirt gets embedded into the polish). (From Eric B.)<br />
2. Those little pantyhose-like foot covers they have at shoe stores? Grab<br />
a handful of those and stretch one taut and buff with a sawing motion<br />
as fast as you can for a few minutes. The friction and pressure combine<br />
to make a little heat that really brings the shine out. I never used anything<br />
more than an old pair of socks cut up into rags, a can of Kiwi, and<br />
some old pantyhose, and I rarely find shinier shoes. (From Charlie)<br />
3. Shine your boots to the usual black glass look, and then put a coat<br />
of Blue Lincoln wax on and buff. The blue wax will make your boots<br />
glow. (From Ron Waters)<br />
4. I used cotton wool balls for ages until I discovered make-up removal<br />
pads (the little flat round ones). You can wrap them around your finger<br />
for much better control, they stand less chance of scratching the polish<br />
with a fingernail, and they don’t leave little bits of cotton behind if<br />
you’re a little careless. (From Tom)<br />
Today’s Task:<br />
Shine Your Shoes<br />
Nothing too difficult here. Bust out your shoe shine kit and start brushing!<br />
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