Thanks for the lesson, great job. I'm about to tackle a pair of Chippewa that look very much like your before pic!

Enjoyed seeing that transformation. I would have liked to see the reaction of the owner of the boots when he saw them

Wow what an amazing transformation. Really like the videos you do like this on cowboy boots.

Amazing! Great job

They look great.

anyone know where I can get those adjustable boot holders????

@laven111

Жыл бұрын

Shoeshine express $152

Great work !

Those boots look a lot like my Ariat Ropers. I gotta tell ya, getting my boots that wet like you did with those boots scares me but you’re the expert. I’m watching what you do and learning.

@ksajak

Жыл бұрын

You definitely don't have to. Scrub them with the saddle soap then rinse off lightly or with a wet rag after you wipe off the saddle soap. No reason to completely soak

Excellent job

great job

nice job!

Your videos give me Courage!

Tino, where can I buy a set of those Cobbler's shoe/boot holders? I see that you are using a wall mount which I like,

So the cream polish doesn't discolor the stitching, or you were careful avoiding it? A lot was learned, watching you.

I also use Lincoln and Angelus, they are nice for the price.

So I have a pair of Justin fq ostritch and I cleaned them with just saddle soap and they look dry now should i hit em with a leather conditioner?

Hello Tino, Where can I find the wall mount boot holders?

wow! you are a wonderful teacher and presenter! Thank you!

Very nice! Thanks for your video. Approximately what does it cost for a cobbler to restitch and replace just the heel?

@TinoTheSoleRestorer

4 жыл бұрын

$25 to $30 for the heel repair / $45 to $50 for half sole repair.

Which shine butler do you use?

I bit the bullet and purchased my 1st. pr. of cowboy boots: Tecovas (The Wyatt Pecan full quill Ostrich boots) I thought I would give them a try and I went to a casino all you can eat sea food buffet and dribble hot butter on the left boot (4 pretty large spots)the spots look black on the boots. Didn’t notice this until I got home. I’m very disgusted with myself! Is there a way to get those spots off without ruining the full Ostrich boots??? Note: I did buy some Boot Barn Exotic leather cleaner & conditioner months ago, I've never used any cleaner/conditioner before and don't want to ruin my new boots. You seem to know a lot about cowboy boots. I need you thoughts. Thanks

Boy with a little bit of TLC you can really breathe life back into good leather that's really good and skilled of you to be able to do this and teaches method thank you very much for your video God bless you in Maranatha even so come Lord Jesus

Do they sell black cherry cream polish?

Amazing! "Oh daddy there goes that shoe man again".....

Hi Tino, Great job on the boots. Where can I get a boot mount like you have?

So I'm kind of confused are you only conditioning and not polishing or when it comes to cowboy boots do you not actually use polished just conditioner

Good job! 👏🏻 👏🏻 looks real nice 👍🏻

Great job 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Nice work. At first I thought these were a little plain- looking then decided that the front vamp has understated elegance highlighting the supple exotic leather

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Good Job !

How much it cost fully restore on lucchese after buy 300$$ boot then 5 years later???????

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I wear a 12D boot. Recently, I got a helluva deal on a new pair of calfskin handmade boots but they are 12EE. I hoped they would adjust or at worse, require two pairs of boot socks. No such luck. Any way to tighten up the fit in the arch so it will work for me?

@timgaskey2258

Жыл бұрын

Insoles

Would shoetrees help get the wrinkles out?

Made those boots beautiful again. Good job.

What is the black cloth you use to shine at the end? Thanks!

@richardhatt6541

2 жыл бұрын

It is an old Army trick. It is a woman's nylon knee high stocking. It gives a great shine.

Wow nice very nice 👍

Lovely. They turned out great. I own the same boots, Lucchese 2000 Mad Dogs in goat skin. Well done, Tino.

It’s hard for white caiman skin boot ?

Little tip to really make them shine. Use pantyhose for the final buff.

I hav that pair of Lucchese ropers nice soft comfy ..

I use Blackrock Leather'n'Rich Conditioner Horse Tack Equine and Leather Honey conditioners also. Including the Saphir Renovateur all three of them have their own advantages. The boots look great. Do you take on full soles also and stacked leather heel blocks?

I love it!!.. those desperately need boot/shoe trees

Overall nice vid but saddle soap is not a conditioner once so ever it is a cleaner which is the opposite but I see you did put conditioner on them nice job

@jensrb50

3 жыл бұрын

Saddle soap has oils in it .The oils get water soluble and penetrate the leather

Let us face it. The Lucchese 2000 line...is not really all that great of a boot. In fact...Lucchese doesn't have that line any longer, and the time they had it...was short. It was in fact. ..their lowest line ever. I will pass on anything stamped Lucchese 2000. Just not that great of a boot.

Tino! close the water tap 😅! most of the time it wasn't necessary to have it running. Otherwise, great video, thanks!

@andresgduarte

3 жыл бұрын

just finished watching all the video. Its amazing what you did with those boots

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How many times did he refer to the boots as shoes? It is a major pet peeve of mine when boots are called shoes

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