Introduction
In this guide, you will learn how to repair a dress shoe, using store-bought polish, and other items found within your home.
If you have been going out to formal events, are in CAP/JROTC/military organization, or simply got a scuff on your dress shoe? Using the steps within this guide, you will learn how to use shoe polish to cover-up an unruly mark and return your shoes back to their beautiful shine.
The strategies in this guide are also universal and could assist you with more than a dress shoe, ie, boots, corframs, and other items that fall under this repair. Do note that most shoe polish does have a very strong odor. It will also stain personal items very easily. If you do happen to get a stain, refer to the following site, Shoe Polish Removal.
Shoe polish makes this a quick fix! When mixed with friction and a consistent shining strategy, and a little work, you will get a shine that’s good as new.
Before beginning this guide, make sure you are in a well-ventilated location.
What you need
To get your laces back onto your shoe. Put them back, in the reverse direction you took them out.
To get your laces back onto your shoe. Put them back, in the reverse direction you took them out.