How do you apply the shoe polish to use the shoe polisher machine?
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You apply the polish with the applicator that comes with your polish; this machine is strictly to buff the shoe to a high shine.
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apply the shoe polish on the shoes as if you were going to polish them by hand, then use the buffer, black brush, the top it off with the use of the red brush
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Apply polish with a brush or rag, as you would if you were to manually polish with a brush. I just use the polisher to buff shoes or boots to a high gloss after brushing manually or to buff in between polishing.
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I haven't had to apply any polish. The wheels shine them up perfectly every time. I believe you eventually have to replace them. Been using mine everyday for 5 months with no issues.
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apply the polish the same as you would as if you were going to polish your shoes by hand.
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After you apply the solution let it sit for a few minutes, rinse the area with plain water and test it. You need to test the surface just a few minutes after each application of the solution until you achieve the amount of non-slip you desire while the surface is wet, ususlly with the sole of your shoe. It works best when the surface you applied it to is wet. The whole idea is to prevent slipping on a surface like a pool deck or bathroom floor when stepping out of the pool, bath tub, or shower with wet feet.
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You can put it on your shoes, but it won't help them to stay clean. You can paint shoes made of fabric, you can even paint shoes made leather, but it is not really the best thing to do. I have successfully painted a black cowboy hat with just a very light coat of this paint, and, after bushing the dried hat with a stiff brush, it is as black and soft as a brand new hat.
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Like others said. Rub it in with bare hands. No extra heat source is needed. It will make your hands feel good too like they just had a lotion bath. I usually let the boots rest for a while and then apply a 2nd coat. Clean the excess off with a clean shoe brush and/or buffing cloth. The boots might retain a waxy/oily feel to them which will go away over time.
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Buff shoes- there is only one answer. 100% Horsehair brush. $10 or less at any shoe repair shop
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If you have brown shoe. Black polish can't be used on brown shoe, you need brown polish and you can't use the same buffer for both. Hence the red buffer. Hope this helps.
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spray them with a Water Repellant from a local shoe store or shoe repair once a month. For dust and quick upkeep, use a stiff plastic bristle brush. For larger stains, the nubuck material will hold up to light spot cleaning with a small amount of Woolite.
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I brushed it on patent leather which is has a plastic coating. As long as the plastic will not be bending (as a shoe would) it does work with a few layers
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If remember correctly it came as one piece and can not be used without the pole. I put my hand in the shoe with one hand and press the button with other for more detailed polishing .
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write to me please at caseyandme@comcast.net if you found the replacement pads for the Conair shoe polisher
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You ain't gonna find instructions on how to install these no more than getting instructions on how to tie your shoes when you buy a new pair..double dog wangityDANG..come on? push the strap around any pole-bar-pipe and pull over velcro and press to mating surface of velcro (Hook + eye stuff). Hold handle where you want it as you do this .
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You butt them up against the back inside of your shoe. You may need to use your finger to hold it in place while you slide your foot in to your shoe.
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Use Aussie hair spray it has an adhesive consistency. Your shoes stay on all day.
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As the shade is like paper, maybe you could use a little brown shoe polish on the tip of your finger, worked into the scratch?
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If you've ever seen them do it in salon, they just paint a white line (each one varies in width) then take a crescent shaped brush, dip it in acetone, dab it off on napkin and slowly remove the white polish (from the nailbed end of nail) shaping each one so that they match each other - then cure it. After you do this once or twice it is actually quite easy. Hope that helps!
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the manufacturer instructions says: Use to clean delicate surfaces, remove scuff marks from floor finish, bring out an initial shine on floors or redistribute paste wax. To attach pads on shampooer/Polisher: Push ends of adapters through the holes in the pads, then snap adapters onto Scrubbing Brushes. DO NOT attach to shampoo brushes
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Charity, I haven't had that experience, but I would think that if you did the following, it might at least help? 1. Blot the shoes, the salt stained parts, with a very wet, clean, towel or other rag. (What you are trying to do is get some of the salt dissolved an out of the leather.) After you do that a couple of times, let the shoes dry completely dry. (Do not put them near a high heat source, to dry them quickly, as that could easily damage the leather.) Then really liberally soak on Leather Milk and let it penetrate. You will likely need to do this a couple of times, with a waiting period in between. That should let the Leather Milk penetrate into the leather and undo some of the terrible drying that salt causes. Now, that is just a guess, but it makes sense. Hope it works, would you please let me know. Best of the New Year to you!