[Healeys] worn leather - shoepolish?????????

Alan Seigrist healey.nut at gmail.com
Mon May 16 15:59:08 MDT 2011


Shoe polish will definitely rub off - it is basically wax and does not
soak in.  Bad idea.

I would recommend shoe creme(cream) or preferably shoe dye, both
widely available.

One advantage of shoe creme is it seems to come in a huge variety of
shades.  That being said shoe dye is your best bet .

Alan

On 5/17/11, raymead at comcast.net <raymead at comcast.net> wrote:
> hello all,
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> The bolsters on my leather seats are worn............B  someone suggested I
> simply use shoepolish on them (matching color, of course) - actually, they
> said to use woman's shoe polish (are there seriously differences?)..........
>
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> They said it wouldn't rub off, etc., etc..............
>
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> Any thoughts?B B  (it is simply wear on the bolsters from rubbing against
> them
> getting in and out).
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> tks, ray
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