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Sometimes a toe will have lost its color. Before polishing, take a tiny bit of lighter fluid on a rag and rub the toe down. Rub it very gently, let...

A little spritz of water and a cloth will remove light dust and dirt. For heavy deposits: Use a special shoe brush that has an edge for removing serious dirt....

Before you tie the knot, make sure you follow our tips.

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Let the polish dry for five or 10 minutes, then buff to a shine, using a cotton cloth. Depending on use and weather, a shoe can hold a shine from...