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HOW TO CLEAN CORDOVAN SHOES · CARMINA SHOEMAKER

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HOW TO CLEAN CORDOVAN SHOES · CARMINA SHOEMAKER
We are pleased to present to you today the ultimate Genuine Shell Cordovan shoe care routine that will not only help smooth out those widely known rolls, but also reveal its authentic shine.
In this shoe care tutorial, we will help you familiarize with the deer bone and its use, as well as our creams and waxes with a special formula for Cordovan leather.
Follow our guide step by step and get your Cordovan shoes looking spectacular!
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Content:
00:00 Intro
01:06 First Steps
01:52 Brushing
02:17 Deer Bone
03:05 Brushing
03:41 Cordovan Cream
05:05 Brushing
05:45 Additional Shine
06:02 Brushing
06:25 Before
06:34 After
06:49 Extra Tips
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14 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 9

@rsraman3273 9 месяцев назад

Well presented with relevant,,,postings,,Videos.

@christopherwithers1131 Год назад

I love Carmina shoes and boots! Time to add another pair! 🤔

@jancedricmicheler6122 2 года назад

I love your Shoes i wear 3 Shoestyle from Carmina

@TFM8 Год назад

Hey guys, this is great. What is the color of that cordovan? Is it Rubi? Looks a bit like color 4 but im very intrigued. Would love to see a video where you show the different shades/colors with the respective names so i can use it for rhe MTO.

@rsraman3273 9 месяцев назад

No reply,,,,,!!!!! 2 months passed.

@martyx6324 7 месяцев назад

Thank you this was very helpful. You say to perform this routine weekly and then later in the video monthly? Horween recommends 10-15 is that a good rule of thumb?

@Jfbr1965 6 месяцев назад

It must depend of the use.

@MrDucatiti 2 года назад

No need to lubricate the shell with cream, prior to rolling the deer bone?

@benjaminkenobi21 2 года назад

If the bone is noticeably oily, no. If the bone seems a bit drier than that, then I'd recommend applying a bit of Saphir Renovateur cream for lubrication while boning (that's what she said.)