$1,550 Church's Chetwynd Oxford brogues restoration - Restoring Creased Shoes

[@CIS-CentroItalianoSaldatura]

Hi which Product is into the Bottle for soaking? Please

[@johnmutton799]

Dye on top of paint?

[@philclinton9430]

Well done!

[@ateliery9437]

Thank you so much for the compliment.

[@ВикторСтаровойтов-ь7ф]

could you put on something a little quieter from the music. This one ruins the atmosphere of a high quality shoe...

[@mebramo]

i think it's ok

[@railmaster.7752]

Why pay twice the price for a new pair to have them repaired? It's by no means a unique shoe.

[@gabriel_de_bettin]

Do you know how valuable are church’s shoes? These are probably (nowadays) 1300$

[@railmaster.7752]

@@gabriel_de_bettin Exactly less than the repair cost!

[@gabriel_de_bettin]

@@railmaster.7752 ehm… no? Repair of shoes goes from 90$ to 130$…

[@jeffhreid]

@@railmaster.7752the restoration wouldn’t cost $1,500 the implication is the shoe go for that amount new. Service like this would maybe be a couple hundred bucks, tops. You could get them resoled for that much at many cobblers

[@Musicman1001]

@@railmaster.7752you’ve misunderstood the title of the video - the refurb didn’t cost 1550, it was the price of the shoes originally.

[@davey2363]

Just use wooden shoes trees all the time is the answer. Any moron knows this. Never use glue on rubber soles; they destroy shoes.

[@nikospapadopoulos545]

easy cowboy where did you see the glue. He added acryllic finish to seal the paint.

[@railmaster.7752]

@@nikospapadopoulos545
The shoes had glued on rubber soles when the film started, that is the hlue reference.