Random questions to which you seek an answer
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how much is too much?
maybe this should be a rant?
this is what happens when i drink good wine & hang around my in-laws
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^^^^^Seul so good
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@Jii:
To be honest, I wouldn't do anything to those but if you have to I don't think obenaufs will make them shine any more than they do now. I don't use water repellent spray anymore on better shoes because it takes away from the breathing capabilities of the leather.
Thanks. Yeah I was more worrying about applying the water repellent spray… Probs skipping that and just using Obenauf's on them...
derivative666: thanks
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@Jii:
To be honest, I wouldn't do anything to those but if you have to I don't think obenaufs will make them shine any more than they do now. I don't use water repellent spray anymore on better shoes because it takes away from the breathing capabilities of the leather.
Thanks. Yeah I was more worrying about applying the water repellent spray… Probs skipping that and just using Obenauf's on them...
derivative666: thanks
Hi Seul
I've used obenaufs LP on brown waxed boots (LL Bean/Chippewa) and shiny-ish Blundstone 550s. Neither of them went shiny, the waxed boots went darker and the Blunnies actually went quite matte. You can buff Obenauf treated boots to a bit of a shine, but I'd say that's only really on shiny non-waxed boots.
I wouldn't spray them as well unless you really want to - the obenaufs should pretty much keep everything out, especially if you make sure to do the seams and stitching. When I put a very thick coat on my Blunnies, I did melt it in with a hair dryer, but again that might not be as good an idea with your waxed boots.
M.
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Thanks a lot, Michael!.. You're quickly becoming one of my most useful sources on here
So I should just let the Obenauf polish soak in naturally?.. Guess 48 hours should do… If they become even darker: brilliant!.. They already match perfectly with my superblack gear but hey!..
So yeah: a spray will definitely not be used, and buffing them was out of the question anyhow!..
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Thanks a lot, Michael!.. You're quickly becoming one of my most useful sources on here
So I should just let the Obenauf polish soak in naturally?.. Guess 48 hours should do… If they become even darker: brilliant!.. They already match perfectly with my superblack gear but hey!..
So yeah: a spray will definitely not be used, and buffing them was out of the question anyhow!..
My pleasure mate. I'm guessing you're using the LP, not the Leather Oil? You can use either, but the Leather oil goes on very thick and wet (then evaporates, so it does looks ok) and I usually just use it on shiny finish leather after a coat of LP has had time to bed in. I'd start with a very light coating of LP, to see if you like it, and I always use my fingers to rub in the wax as the heat from your fingers will help it soak in. Try it on a less visible bit first (the heel or lower tongue) to see if you like the effect. When you're done, leave them overnight to let it soak in, then wipe off any excess. If you like the result, you can always slap a load more on!
M
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Apart from IH, who else makes decent quality flannels? After this years spending my budget wont quite stretch to more IH shirts (unless anyone want an IHW-02 for trade).
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Apart from IH, who else makes decent quality flannels? After this years spending my budget wont quite stretch to more IH shirts (unless anyone want an IHW-02 for trade).
I like the Filson flannels. $85 cheap and basic colors.
http://www.filson.com/products/alaskan-guide-shirt.12006.html?fromCat=true&fvalsProduct=mens/shirts&fmetaProduct=1011 -
They look quite nice, whats the cut like?
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And while I'm on the subject of tees, I don't think I've ever seen a red Iron Heart tee. Does Haraki just not like red tees?
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why couldn't they do this shirt without the western yoke on the front & back?
shame as i love the fabric choice & buttons, but the western yoke throws her off for me
