How to Polish Leather Shoes
Shoe Polish vs Shoe Cream
Shoe Cream
Shoe Cream is found in either a waxy paste, cream, or liquid substance used to restore and extend footwear's life. Unlike shoe polish-being more of a protectant-shoe cream is made for the nourishment and recoloring of your shoes.
Shoe Polish
Is a wax type substance that does exactly what's in its title- polish your shoes. Polish will leave your shoes with a higher shine by adding layers of the polish wax on the outer surface of your leather shoe and can be buffered from there to a high shine. Shoe polish also results in covering scuffs, sealing, and protecting leather.
How to Polish Leather Shoes
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Step 1:
Remove shoe laces.
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Step 2:
Brush off dirt and debris with shoe brush.
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Step 3:
Clean surface of shoe with damp cloth.
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Step 4:
Dry shoe with soft, dry cloth.
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Step 5:
Apply shoe cream polish with applicator brush.
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Step 6:
Buff off cream polish with shoe brush.
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Step 7:
Apply shoe wax polish using a clean cloth.
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Step 8:
Buff off wax polish with shoe brush.
Recommended products for your next shoe shine:
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FootFitter Premium Shoe Cream Polish, 1.5 oz.
Regular price $7.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
FootFitter Shoe Polish with Carnauba and Beeswax
Regular price $9.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
FootFitter Traditional Buffing Shoe Shine Microfiber Cloth Pack
Regular price From $8.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
FootFitter Signature Regular Shoe Shine Brush
Regular price From $13.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per