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shoe cream?
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Does shoe cream work like polish?
If I have medium brown cowboy boots and this shoe cream is dark brown, can i use it to darken the boots and cover up marks where the polish has been scratched?
But can i not use it if it looks as if its gone off. There's a litle bit off liquid, but if cream cheese was like that my family and I would jsut scrape away any mould and liquid and use the rest, can I do that with this?
If I have medium brown cowboy boots and this shoe cream is dark brown, can i use it to darken the boots and cover up marks where the polish has been scratched?
But can i not use it if it looks as if its gone off. There's a litle bit off liquid, but if cream cheese was like that my family and I would jsut scrape away any mould and liquid and use the rest, can I do that with this?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Shoe polish contains waxes and other ingredients that shoe cream does not. Shoe cream is more of a dye containg leather conditioner so won't produce the luster and shine of the polish. Probably better than shoe polish in most cases. Just use a utensil to stir up the long unused shoe cream... it'll be just fine.
Here in the western U.S., we use an undyed version of shoe cream for treating leather goods, such as the tops of our well worn boots, horse halters, bridles and saddles...
Here in the western U.S., we use an undyed version of shoe cream for treating leather goods, such as the tops of our well worn boots, horse halters, bridles and saddles...