Cracked Leather Repair on a Pair Of Barker Hi-shine Shoes

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Watch Antony demonstrate a quick repair to a cracked pair of Barker Wickham hishine leather shoes. Follow his step-by-step instructions to restore your favorite footwear to its former glory without breaking the bank.
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30 сен 2024

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@MisterBurtonshaw 3 месяца назад

Good luck with those. Any chance of knowing what glue you use on bookbinder upper cracks, just resoled a lovely pair of Church's with Dainites, I only bought them (used) as they were so cheap and I had a too big sized pair of Dainite soles laying about that I wanted to have a go at. Lovely shoes, probably cost a fortune, even compared to other proper makers, but the swines are in black bookbinder, cracks are just about coming, so with trees in and a nice new straight sole should be serviceable and make a great wet weather decent shoe. thanks for the video. M

@shoehealer8853 3 месяца назад

Only glue the uppers as a last result, stick plenty of cream around the cracks because once the surface has opened (cracked) the cream will be able to penetrate. Glue is just a bostic 6092 Similar to evo stick. Thanks for your input 👍

@Yorkshiremadmick 3 месяца назад

Look like damage from driving Left foot heel clutch and the right accelerator. Cracking due to heater on in winter. My best guess

@shoehealer8853 3 месяца назад

You might be right...

@krisjonesuk 3 месяца назад

I’ve had Jeffrey West shoes in the past, because I liked their style and construction. However, they mainly use Bookbinder leather (also known as Hi Shine or ‘Polished’). It always cracks because the coating prevents the leather being conditioned. In many cases it cracks before they need resoling. There’s no point getting a Goodyear welted shoe if the upper isn’t resilient. I’d advise anyone buying shoes to avoid this leather.

@shoehealer8853 3 месяца назад

You are absolutely spot on....but we do have customers who want a shiny shoe without the effort. Calf leather for me every time...

@ConvosWithCrystalAnn 3 месяца назад

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@jakeshremshock1803 3 месяца назад

Hey I could use your help and some advice, I recently bought these vintage or retro L.L Bean converse like shoes with rubber soles they still have some give and flexibility but it’s obvious they haven’t been worn in a while, they aren’t falling apart, and are solid but they do have the telltale signs of cracking from old rubber not being worn out. I know that one thing I can go is wear them out and about so they keep there give and flexibility. But is there any other advice I could use to keep em full of life, so that some of these white appearing crumble cracks don’t get worse or maybe even heal em?

@shoehealer8853 3 месяца назад

I really don't know if you can do anything about this. I've never come across a way of revitalising these types of soles. Sorry 😞

@jakeshremshock1803 3 месяца назад

@@shoehealer8853 no problem thank you for replying anyways!