Great vid. As a long-serving British soldier, I heartily agree with all the above. The best tip you gave was to step back and put the shoes on the floor. I personally will make a tea/coffee then walk back into the room, even better in the sunlight!
The Hanger Project I never understood the purpose of a mirror shine. Why not just get patent leather toes or shoes if you want that? Seems like a lot of trouble for nothing.
Kirby thanks so much for all the videos and advice on shining shoes. I am OBSESSED with polishing my shoes now. I combined your advice from your adding patina video and the video on mirror shine to make my shoes perfect for a wedding last night. I have never in my life received so many comments on my shoes. And mind you these were on a pair of shoes of middling price and quality ($500) relative to the higher ends of shoes you profile. Can’t wait to apply more of advice to another pair of shoes for another wedding next weekend. Btw wore a bow tie last night and able put that sucker on in no time with your video on said topic. Please consider me a converted loyal disciple.
I was in the cadets and we also used water and wax, but also matches. We would polish the shoe and pass the match close to the wax to melt it and penetrate the leather while continuing the polishing. The result was stunning. The only problem is sealing the leather...the boot no longer breathes and our feet are colder during winter. Thx for this instructive video !!
Wow, that's amazing, especially done in four layers! Who needs a mirror with that shine, if you can see yourself looking down? Great job and excellent video.
I can't stop laughing...….Amen!!! This guy needs a REAL girlfriend. However, he just may just have a hint of mint in him...lol He treat a shoe like a piece of ass..lololol
I love these videos. I would love to see some videos on polishing / caring for more rugged country boots such as Trickers stow / Bourton / Keswick etc.
I started using Kiwi Parade Gloss in basic training on my boots. Me and a roommate had a competition on who could spit shine our boots the best with Kiwi. I still use it on my office shoes (and it does a good job) but am thinking about venturing out to something new.
Back in military service we all used KIWI Parade Gloss. Remember ‘Spit Shine ‘ ? We constantly did layer over layer over layer of Parade glass using spit to lubricate the polish as it dried. Millions of very small circles, lots of time creates a brilliant gloss, ignite a small amount of metho / denatured alcohol to invigorate old polish in the tin. It takes a while but it waterproofs the leather and looks amazing.
This is a great video. I tried this on my shoes, but didn’t use the pate deluxe and got a mirror shine but it took me 8 layers of just mirror shine. I wish I watched this before I tried. I have a decent shine, but not as mirrored as yours.
I love all of your videos. I always run into a similar issue with shining my shoes. I always get a ring of wax around the toe box at the bottom. How can I prevent this? Thank you
Great shine demo Kirby, excellent tips. I will receive my order of shoe shinning products from the hanger project tomorrow and cant wait to start shinning.
Hello Kirby, that is a great mirror shine, I live in Calgary, Canada. Where can I buy your products. Have you ever tried using a mini buffer for mirror shine, it works amazing but take a few times to get the hang of it. With your products it would rate at TOP SHELF. Thanks
Hello Kirby, Your passion for shoes is contagious. I staryed investing in fine shoes. I got allen edmonds chili randolph loafers recently. My question to you is - Can these be mirror shined?
In the army we used to set fire to some Kiwi wax, and use spit to get the boots mirror shiny. I learnt this from a guy in His Majesty the King's Guard of Norway. But yeah, it sure took some time, and you'd have to re-apply every other day. Which was fine in the army. They had an infinite supply of Kiwi wax lol!
I'm really loving these videos. I can't afford the Saphir products, but I'm trying out this technique using Kiwi's range on a pair of second hand boots that I got from a charity shop. It's my first time shining, but I've achieved a result that looks about half as good as yours so far. That's just using Renew and Protect, Parade Gloss Prestige, Kiwi's standard polishing brush and an all purpose cleaning rag.
The mirror shine is indeed an outstanding polish finish and seeing you accomplish such a feat being impeccably well dress make this a very fine video to watch I will definitely try to apply a mirror shine to my cap toe shoes and I'm certainly interested in try the Saphir shoe care products again thanks for sharing this video with your youtube subscribers!
I had a relatively okay mirror gloss finish on my cap-toe oxfords and then watched your tutorial and started adding more coats and now I got one of those hard to get rid of dry spots right dead center on the top
Great video. I wish more people would care as much with the detail you put in. Ignore the naysayers. P.S. The word pate is pronounced with an "eh" at the end as in pateh: the a is soft as you said it. Pate is the French word for paste. It is pronounced the same in English. I'm Canadian eh!
Excellent shine you have achieved there. I have a lovely black leather belt that is showing some wear. Maybe I should re-moisturise it and shine it too.
Hello Kirby. Just watched your Ultimate Mirror Shine for Dress Shoes, again. Still find it fascinating how wonderful the shoes turn out. This brings me to a question about brand new, out of the box shoes - even bespoke: Have you ever had a pair of brand new shoes that you found difficult to mirror shine? If so, what did you end up doing? I'm sure that not all leather can be deemed to be perfect. Thank you and keep the videos coming.
I'm a cadet and I have a mirror shine with £2 black polish and a cloth. You don't need all this fancy polish, ya just need a lot of time! Also add a layer of tan every now and again for a more wholesome deeper gloss finish!
Greetings I wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your videos the knowledge you share about helping the well dress take care of their clothes has really deepen my appreciation for giving more attention to my wardrobe shoes and accessory items recently I purchase a pair of vintage stacy adam captoe dress shoes, shoes I remember seeing my grandfather uncles and father wear whenever these fine gentlemen would dressup for church a wedding etc. In honor to them I would like to do a mirror polish shine to these shoes I will forward pictures for your recommendations.
Hello Kirby, I really have to thank you. Your help is essential for my shoe care. Could you make a video on the different types of leather and how to recognize them?
A Trick I learn, was to take extra fine sand paper and even out the top layer of leather before appling the dressing. You do it with any type shoe polish
The old AUS Army Boots AB used to have a heavy dimple pattern it was easy to flatten and remove with the tip of a hot Iron, before going for a High gloss finish.
Kirby, could you do another video where you demonstrate a mirror shine on shoes of a different color besides black? A mid brown for example would be nice.
Great question, I wanted to ask this. And this goes with the question about neutral wax, are there real drawbacks to using neutral wax/MG on a lighter shoe such as chestnut/mid-brown (i.e. not very dark like black/dark brown)? Looking fw to a video on that
I have done a few light browns and mid browns and you can do them the same way. Depending on the color of the shoe I would used Saphir's light brown, tobacco, mid brown or even neutral. I like to use a slightly darker polish than the shoe to add some contrast. It wont change the color much at all. Here is a good video, go to 3:05 of the video and he starts talking about brown shoes. th-cam.com/video/WpVxJoUeDmE/w-d-xo.html
Looking forward to it! By the way, I just spent some time in Madrid and visited the Carmina Shoemaker boutiques. What do you think about Carmina? Do you own anything by them?
I’m using all the products described, including the high-shine chamois, but I’m getting a sort of swirling effect. Almost like you can see the “brush strokes” of my polishing. Any ideas? I may just strip it down and start over.
I think its really great on cap toes toe boxBut yes even on wingtips or whole are also greatAnd yes i always re watch the recent videos while shining my own shoes.. :)
Excellent video Kirby! Have you ever done a mirror shine on a pair of cordovan leather shoes? Would they take a mirror shine as well as calf leather shoes?
Question: First og all, love your channel and you really got me interested in bespoke shoes and shoes in general. I’ve read and watched alot now, but can’t find anything specific about why you mirrorshine. Is it purely looks, some kind of dresscode or what? Best regards A.J.
Great question. It is fundamentally because it looks great and is a sign of one having taken time to care for their shoes. Nothing says business like a proper mirror shine.
Great Video Kirby! I have a question, as I am slowly collecting higher end shoes and I do not have a proper shoeshine kit yet, could I just use the renovatuer and the mirror gloss skipping the pommadier cream polish since I am low on budget?
For the mirror gloss polish, do I need to buy the one with the color of my shoe or can I buy the neutral? Will using the neutral affect the outcome? Another question: How many layers average does a Mirror Shine need?
You can buy either, I have used both Saphir neutral and color specific polishes and waxes and there is no difference with regards to the shine they produce.
Kirby, I see you used black mirror gloss, but I think I’ve seen you use the neutral on dark shoes also. Since you are using the black softer wax in conjunction, does it matter? Thanks
Do you have a technique of stripping the wax on the toe when it begins to crack? I use a hairdryer on my boots when the toe becomes too scuffed or the built up layers of polish begin to crack. I just am not sure if this is the best way to do so on high end dress shoes. Thanks
Hello sir, I'm really Very impressed with your work.i want to ask that can i use neutral mirror glass and wax to get a very good mirror shine?or there will be difference with same colour and neutral products.because i have 2 shoes with different colours and i want to save some money 😜
Kirby, I'm working with Leeds Blucher Oxfords which have no toe cap. I can clearly see where the bending area is but any recommendations on mirror glossing noncaptoe shoes?
Hi Kirby, love the video. My first mirror shine attempt on a pair of AEs was a half-success... one came out beautifully, and the other had the dark chili color of the leather wipe right out! Have you ever had a bad reaction to Saphir products on your shoes? My other hunch is that perhaps I used a little too much water or too much pressure? I took them to a cobbler to re-dye the toe cap and I'll try again next week. Cheers!
Hi, Kirby. I just spent one hour trying to mirror shine my shoes with a cotton chamois, leather beeswax protector, and water; but yet no luck. My shoes look the same as with just shoe polish. I buffed with light pressure and circular motions with a drop of water every twenty seconds approximately. What did I do wrong?
Hi there. Couple of questions after watching this video What is the best way to clean your chamois cloths once theyre well used? Or is it even necessary? My shoes are uniform parade shoes, as such might wear them once for a funeral or special occasion then put them away for a year or more. Anything special I need to do to preserve the shine if they're in storage for a long time?
Hi Kirby great content! Quick question, is the Allen Edmonds brand shoe cream polish and wax polish good quality? I recent invested in a pair of Allen Edmonds and want to use those products to maintain and shine them. Thanks I’m advance.
top tip when shining your shoes , get an ice cube out of your freezer and put it into the lid of your saphir polish , let it melt for 5 minutes and shine your shoes using ice cold water ,. it really does help get a perfect mirror finish
I don't know why I find this so inspiring but I feel compelled to shine my Magnanni, Keds, and flip flops. Thanks for putting it up.
I love the warning for getting lost chasing the shine. Sounds so familiar. =D
Great vid. As a long-serving British soldier, I heartily agree with all the above. The best tip you gave was to step back and put the shoes on the floor. I personally will make a tea/coffee then walk back into the room, even better in the sunlight!
Legend has it that he is still applying that Pate De Lux high gloss mirror shine wax on those shoes to build up the layers.
🔥😂😂
His toe caps are now level with his Waist
E.S. L hahahahaha 😂😂😂😂
Why am I watching someone shine shoes at 3am? What has my life become
Dustin Platt haha.
Dustin Platt You are not the only one...
Nothing worse than dirty shoes, so no waste of time. Al Bundy approves
haha, I love it.
The Hanger Project
I never understood the purpose of a mirror shine. Why not just get patent leather toes or shoes if you want that? Seems like a lot of trouble for nothing.
I love this guy. He's like Mr. Rogers for adult gentlemen that want to be more sophisticated men.
Perfect analogy. His earnestness seems genuine.
The hecklers will say what they want, but a great vid and you really brought out a great mirror shine on those shoes!!
Kirby thanks so much for all the videos and advice on shining shoes. I am OBSESSED with polishing my shoes now. I combined your advice from your adding patina video and the video on mirror shine to make my shoes perfect for a wedding last night. I have never in my life received so many comments on my shoes. And mind you these were on a pair of shoes of middling price and quality ($500) relative to the higher ends of shoes you profile. Can’t wait to apply more of advice to another pair of shoes for another wedding next weekend. Btw wore a bow tie last night and able put that sucker on in no time with your video on said topic. Please consider me a converted loyal disciple.
Hat’s off to you Mr. Allison. The high shine you produced is just incredible. It is truly a pleasure and an inspiration to see a master at work!
I was in the cadets and we also used water and wax, but also matches. We would polish the shoe and pass the match close to the wax to melt it and penetrate the leather while continuing the polishing. The result was stunning. The only problem is sealing the leather...the boot no longer breathes and our feet are colder during winter. Thx for this instructive video !!
Wow, that's amazing, especially done in four layers! Who needs a mirror with that shine, if you can see yourself looking down? Great job and excellent video.
No one knows how many men have been lost searching for the perfect shine
I always wear a suit and necktie when I shine shoes. Perhaps a dinner jacket for those special occasions!
James Coughlin Google the “Swans Club”
I can't stop laughing...….Amen!!! This guy needs a REAL girlfriend. However, he just may just have a hint of mint in him...lol He treat a shoe like a piece of ass..lololol
Stroke that shoe- Stroke it, stroke it...…..
Jon W You obviously never seen a proper pair of shoes.
Mr. Allison has something called "style". What can I tell you? You either have it or you don't.
Kiwi polish has never seen me wrong, my ammo boots shine like a jewel. Great video regardless.
I love these videos. I would love to see some videos on polishing / caring for more rugged country boots such as Trickers stow / Bourton / Keswick etc.
Sir, the British army would be proud of you (even though they are still stuck using Kiwi Parade Gloss)
Yeah when your nco's haven't pinched it.
Maybe talk them into Saphir?
Nothing wrong with Kiwi! One polish to do the whole shoe and my toe caps are definitely more shiny than this
@@scotthornsey You can have mirror shine with Kiwi but it is another kind of shine. Kiwi shine is not so reflective as Saphir shine.
I started using Kiwi Parade Gloss in basic training on my boots. Me and a roommate had a competition on who could spit shine our boots the best with Kiwi. I still use it on my office shoes (and it does a good job) but am thinking about venturing out to something new.
This video is the best example on how to make demo videos....
Best...thumbs up👍
Back in military service we all used KIWI Parade Gloss. Remember ‘Spit Shine ‘ ? We constantly did layer over layer over layer of Parade glass using spit to lubricate the polish as it dried. Millions of very small circles, lots of time creates a brilliant gloss, ignite a small amount of metho / denatured alcohol to invigorate old polish in the tin. It takes a while but it waterproofs the leather and looks amazing.
This is a great video. I tried this on my shoes, but didn’t use the pate deluxe and got a mirror shine but it took me 8 layers of just mirror shine. I wish I watched this before I tried. I have a decent shine, but not as mirrored as yours.
best dressed shoe-shine person I've ever seen
This guy is brave to shine shoes with black wax in a grey suit. Damn.
I wish I knew this before I went to the Academy, as opposed to 8+ years after.
I love all of your videos. I always run into a similar issue with shining my shoes. I always get a ring of wax around the toe box at the bottom. How can I prevent this? Thank you
That was a fantastic job, thank you , going to pick up some of the materials..
Great shine demo Kirby, excellent tips. I will receive my order of shoe shinning products from the hanger project tomorrow and cant wait to start shinning.
Hello Kirby, that is a great mirror shine, I live in Calgary, Canada. Where can I buy your products.
Have you ever tried using a mini buffer for mirror shine, it works amazing but take a few times to get the hang of it.
With your products it would rate at TOP SHELF.
Thanks
Hello Kirby, Your passion for shoes is contagious. I staryed investing in fine shoes. I got allen edmonds chili randolph loafers recently. My question to you is - Can these be mirror shined?
In the army we used to set fire to some Kiwi wax, and use spit to get the boots mirror shiny. I learnt this from a guy in His Majesty the King's Guard of Norway. But yeah, it sure took some time, and you'd have to re-apply every other day. Which was fine in the army. They had an infinite supply of Kiwi wax lol!
I have a question? When do you add the patte de lux while using the mirrow shine? Thank you
Fam i LOVE how excited he got about his own shine xDDDDDD
I'm really loving these videos. I can't afford the Saphir products, but I'm trying out this technique using Kiwi's range on a pair of second hand boots that I got from a charity shop. It's my first time shining, but I've achieved a result that looks about half as good as yours so far. That's just using Renew and Protect, Parade Gloss Prestige, Kiwi's standard polishing brush and an all purpose cleaning rag.
You know someone is an expert shoe shiner when they're willing to shine their shoes while wearing an expensive suit and shirt
And when they help develop a new, never-existed-before wax product with a premier company, Avel of Saphir fame, just to get a spectacular shine!
Very informative as always Kirby. Looking forward to trying for a mirror shine on my black wholecuts before my first black tie event mid April!
Didn’t think Lieutenant Dan wore shoes
Outstanding
The mirror shine is indeed an outstanding polish finish and seeing you accomplish such a feat being impeccably well dress make this a very fine video to watch I will definitely try to apply a mirror shine to my cap toe shoes and I'm certainly interested in try the Saphir shoe care products again thanks for sharing this video with your youtube subscribers!
I had a relatively okay mirror gloss finish on my cap-toe oxfords and then watched your tutorial and started adding more coats and now I got one of those hard to get rid of dry spots right dead center on the top
Thanks for the advice, coaching/ demo.
I love bootblack, but I miss the FullHD shine I used to do... This video makes me want to do it again.
Great video. I wish more people would care as much with the detail you put in. Ignore the naysayers.
P.S. The word pate is pronounced with an "eh" at the end as in pateh: the a is soft as you said it. Pate is the French word for paste. It is pronounced the same in English. I'm Canadian eh!
Excellent shine you have achieved there. I have a lovely black leather belt that is showing some wear. Maybe I should re-moisturise it and shine it too.
thank you again i can do the mirror shine because of your tutorial!
You're a brave man for handling shoe polish while wearing an expensive suit.
You are awfully brave using polish with that crispy white shirt and gray suit.... 🙂
Kirby, those look stunning. Just curious how long does a mirror shine usually last?
This was a joy to watch
Hello Kirby. Just watched your Ultimate Mirror Shine for Dress Shoes, again. Still find it fascinating how wonderful the shoes turn out. This brings me to a question about brand new, out of the box shoes - even bespoke: Have you ever had a pair of brand new shoes that you found difficult to mirror shine? If so, what did you end up doing? I'm sure that not all leather can be deemed to be perfect. Thank you and keep the videos coming.
What Do You Think Of The European Ecco Shoes? Please Replay.. A Excellent Video.. Highly Recommended.. Thank You Very Much For Sharing..
I'm a cadet and I have a mirror shine with £2 black polish and a cloth. You don't need all this fancy polish, ya just need a lot of time! Also add a layer of tan every now and again for a more wholesome deeper gloss finish!
Thanks my shoes ultimate right now
Greetings I wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your videos the knowledge you share about helping the well dress take care of their clothes has really deepen my appreciation for giving more attention to my wardrobe shoes and accessory items recently I purchase a pair of vintage stacy adam captoe dress shoes, shoes I remember seeing my grandfather uncles and father wear whenever these fine gentlemen would dressup for church a wedding etc. In honor to them I would like to do a mirror polish shine to these shoes I will forward pictures for your recommendations.
Thanks for the demonstration.
Hello Kirby,
I really have to thank you. Your help is essential for my shoe care. Could you make a video on the different types of leather and how to recognize them?
A Trick I learn, was to take extra fine sand paper and even out the top layer of leather before appling the dressing. You do it with any type shoe polish
In your country the mirror shine may last long but in our country just after i foot out of my house they will get all dusty 😂😂
Just started the police academy, this is going to save me during uniform inspections.
When I was in the service in the mid 70's we melted Kiwi, applied the hot liquid polish then buffed the shit out of them.
Now you're "out of service", like a broken washing machine?
Great shine and information my friend
Thanks and great video. Do you think you could make a video using kiwi polish to create the mirror shine
The old AUS Army Boots AB used to have a heavy dimple pattern it was easy to flatten and remove with the tip of a hot Iron, before going for a High gloss finish.
Those are a very beautiful pair of shoes Mr Allison, what are they and where would I find them?
Kirby, could you do another video where you demonstrate a mirror shine on shoes of a different color besides black? A mid brown for example would be nice.
Great question, I wanted to ask this. And this goes with the question about neutral wax, are there real drawbacks to using neutral wax/MG on a lighter shoe such as chestnut/mid-brown (i.e. not very dark like black/dark brown)? Looking fw to a video on that
Peter Maag I used neutral wax and cream and renovateur on my brown shoes. Would like to know. Does it streak?
I have done a few light browns and mid browns and you can do them the same way. Depending on the color of the shoe I would used Saphir's light brown, tobacco, mid brown or even neutral. I like to use a slightly darker polish than the shoe to add some contrast. It wont change the color much at all. Here is a good video, go to 3:05 of the video and he starts talking about brown shoes. th-cam.com/video/WpVxJoUeDmE/w-d-xo.html
I’ll put that up next!
Looking forward to it! By the way, I just spent some time in Madrid and visited the Carmina Shoemaker boutiques. What do you think about Carmina? Do you own anything by them?
Informative and relaxing. Nice.
Hi Kirby, does the color choice of mirror gloss make much of a difference or should neutral be fine for all kinds?
cheers
felix
I’m using all the products described, including the high-shine chamois, but I’m getting a sort of swirling effect. Almost like you can see the “brush strokes” of my polishing. Any ideas? I may just strip it down and start over.
I think its really great on cap toes toe boxBut yes even on wingtips or whole are also greatAnd yes i always re watch the recent videos while shining my own shoes.. :)
amazing video! Thanks
Excellent video Kirby! Have you ever done a mirror shine on a pair of cordovan leather shoes? Would they take a mirror shine as well as calf leather shoes?
wow. that room is like from the 1900s.
That's a damn fine shine!
nhutchins Thank you!
Just did my first glass toe shoe shine ever while playing this in the background lol. Thanks for the tips; now my tips are glossin! #glasstoesonly
Question: First og all, love your channel and you really got me interested in bespoke shoes and shoes in general. I’ve read and watched alot now, but can’t find anything specific about why you mirrorshine. Is it purely looks, some kind of dresscode or what? Best regards A.J.
Great question. It is fundamentally because it looks great and is a sign of one having taken time to care for their shoes. Nothing says business like a proper mirror shine.
Great Video Kirby! I have a question, as I am slowly collecting higher end shoes and I do not have a proper shoeshine kit yet, could I just use the renovatuer and the mirror gloss skipping the pommadier cream polish since I am low on budget?
Wow. It takes me 25 layers of Kiwi and 3 hours to get to that level. 😲🤯
quality vs quantity
Hello. I would appreciate if you could please put the link to buy the product that allows us to obtain such shoe shine.
Yo that suit is beautiful. Instant subscribe
hi great video evry informative, so my question is can you do a Brogue shoe..??
Any chance you can demonstrate how to mirror shine a derby or whole-cut where there isn’t a cap toe please?
Amazing
For the mirror gloss polish, do I need to buy the one with the color of my shoe or can I buy the neutral? Will using the neutral affect the outcome?
Another question: How many layers average does a Mirror Shine need?
You can buy either, I have used both Saphir neutral and color specific polishes and waxes and there is no difference with regards to the shine they produce.
All joking aside i love the video
Kirby, I see you used black mirror gloss, but I think I’ve seen you use the neutral on dark shoes also. Since you are using the black softer wax in conjunction, does it matter? Thanks
Mit Ollitsac i use neutral and have no problem at all. However i don't know if the black one brings a better result.
Do you have a technique of stripping the wax on the toe when it begins to crack? I use a hairdryer on my boots when the toe becomes too scuffed or the built up layers of polish begin to crack. I just am not sure if this is the best way to do so on high end dress shoes.
Thanks
Hi Kirby, great video, tell me what type of mirror gloss shud i buy, neitral or black?
Wow and i thought i liked kirby before
Hello sir, I'm really Very impressed with your work.i want to ask that can i use neutral mirror glass and wax to get a very good mirror shine?or there will be difference with same colour and neutral products.because i have 2 shoes with different colours and i want to save some money 😜
Kirby, I'm working with Leeds Blucher Oxfords which have no toe cap. I can clearly see where the bending area is but any recommendations on mirror glossing noncaptoe shoes?
Hi Kirby, love the video. My first mirror shine attempt on a pair of AEs was a half-success... one came out beautifully, and the other had the dark chili color of the leather wipe right out! Have you ever had a bad reaction to Saphir products on your shoes? My other hunch is that perhaps I used a little too much water or too much pressure? I took them to a cobbler to re-dye the toe cap and I'll try again next week. Cheers!
Hi, Kirby. I just spent one hour trying to mirror shine my shoes with a cotton chamois, leather beeswax protector, and water; but yet no luck. My shoes look the same as with just shoe polish. I buffed with light pressure and circular motions with a drop of water every twenty seconds approximately. What did I do wrong?
Hi there. Couple of questions after watching this video
What is the best way to clean your chamois cloths once theyre well used? Or is it even necessary?
My shoes are uniform parade shoes, as such might wear them once for a funeral or special occasion then put them away for a year or more. Anything special I need to do to preserve the shine if they're in storage for a long time?
Can you do the mirror shine with just pate de luxe or is the mirror shine gloss essential
Hello Mr. Allison, New subscriber here. Where did you get your shine carpet?
Hi Kirby great content! Quick question, is the Allen Edmonds brand shoe cream polish and wax polish good quality? I recent invested in a pair of Allen Edmonds and want to use those products to maintain and shine them. Thanks I’m advance.
Amazing!
As an ex Royal Air Force airman we used spit and polish. Of course it took weeks, but was it worth it? Was it hell as like!
99 people disliked = 99 people will regret their life
This is honestly the best video ever!! Thank you so much for these tutorials Kirby Allison!
Do you have a video on threading your laces for your dress shoes? Would like to get this tip from you please.
top tip when shining your shoes , get an ice cube out of your freezer and put it into the lid of your saphir polish , let it melt for 5 minutes and shine your shoes using ice cold water ,. it really does help get a perfect mirror finish
Thanks for the tip. I will try
How do I care for/ maintain AE natural waxy leather shoes, like older Strandmok, Buckstrand, or McTavish?
What shoe modle are those?? Thank you, and awesome work!!
How do you polish the rest of the shoe?