Ultimate Guide To Restoring Leather Boots // Back To Life In 4 Mins

[@RealMenRealStyle]

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[@leoneljudah7467]

@Luis Edward Thanks, I signed up and it seems to work :D Appreciate it !!

[@luisedward282]

@Leonel Judah Glad I could help =)

[@steamgent4592]

Wow the gent that started it all doesn't even make his own videos anymore lol......

[@eatingoodtonite]

Thank you for the simple tutorial. No gimmicks, no jokes, no BS. Just 4 minutes of golden knowledge. Thank you!

[@MichaelCGindi]

a small joke there 2:15

[@14bqdonk]

@@MichaelCGindi haha you funny 🤡

[@thetruebrit85]

Golden knowledge my bottom.

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Thanks guys we need to stop it

[@randyseidell1665]

You said it perfectly. Direct and to the point. I'm now a subscriber 😀

[@arlen_95]

Thanks for this guide! This brings back fond memories of when I was a kid and my Dad would clean his leather boots that he'd had for years. 15 something years later he's still got those boots. I hope to make my boots last as long as he makes his last.

[@igorcarvalho2557]

1. Open up a cold one or brew some coffee. 2. Put on your favourite music 3. Clean and condition your boots. I tell you, it's therapeutic!

[@Legendary_Bleu]

Shooting my gun is therapeutic...

[@theburgernoder2441]

@@Legendary_Bleu ah, America.

[@kaishwaryak]

I swear......I just cleaned all my three boots and it felt so good! ❤️

[@theDapperVault]

Not sure what it is but this video is real therapeutic 😃

[@RoxyCherryRozy]

Because it brings most joy to man to build, restore and maintain things he does with his own hands

[@MrTruthislight]

It’s a video about boots. The description written in English is a clue. Going to school will help u to learn words. No amount of education though will cure stupidity.

[@theDapperVault]

I think it's time for glasses 😉

[@YuriYeleyko]

This is amazing - never saw using iron to remove the creases. Thanks!

[@dharmaqueen]

I was thinking I could maybe use one of those new steamers instead?

[@Jones4Leather]

I am a leather repair professional. DO NOT IRON OR STEAM LEATHER. - high heat shortens the life of your leather. Leather is 98% collagen protein fibers that that begin to suffer damage at 145° F. It is permanent damage that causes the fibers to shorten and tighten. An iron on the cotton setting is 150°to 200° F and steam is 212° F. The short-term results come at a long-term cost that you may never connect intuitively. But the fibers you subject to heat are the area that is subject to the most stress from bending.

[@Bayofthe91st]

@@Jones4Leather So what's the better solution for the mentioned problem?

[@Jones4Leather]

@@Bayofthe91st Creases need to deliver their fibers have been permanently

[@Jones4Leather]

Creases means that the fibers have been permanently stretched. Heat causes

[@DV-1972]

Wish all videos were like yours. Just to the point and no unnecessary talks .. simply loved it . All the best

[@Princeton_James]

That iron technique is awesome. Never heard of that one before. Thanks.

[@amberharmsen2497]

Not a shoe shiner but a leather community bootblack

[@SakkiDuran]

This is gold. Specially nowadays when people are used to throw stuff away and buy more. We need to start reusing and learning how to repair our stuff.

[@JasonSipe16]

I agree. I make videos on other topics, but the main idea is to keep this stuff out of landfills and gain more knowledge on how to repair and fix stuff. Thanks for the video--boots look great!

[@googleuser8143]

Great video. I appreciate that you get straight to the point and demonstrate quickly. Thank you.

[@vicspeed1068]

Lastly, You should apply a waterproofing/protection product to protect the leather from Moisture

[@PracticalInspiration]

This is perfect, my boots could do with a little love and care

[@fahrulhalim]

Hi, i just to confirm, in this video you're using these items: 1. Saddle soap 2. Leather conditioner 3. Learher cream (to fix small cracks) What is Lanolin for? Is that another item you use or its already contains in of the 3 items above? Thank you

[@vasudevansr3383]

The ironing destroyed my boot :(

[@hhattingh]

You just want a LITTLE steam. Remember his shoes were already wet from scrubbing. Constantly moving the iron, gently pressing and checking. Less is more.

[@ZhouMama69420]

Bruh

[@4our31]

I did this and it was successful first i wet the spot on my boot that was indented/creased and rubbed the water in with my fingers a little I used a 100% cotton towel/cloth (because the iron has the ability to melt synthetic material) I soaked the cloth with water and laid it over the spot of the boot i pressed the hot iron over the layer of the wet cloth for about 3 seconds and then moved the cloth out of the way to see the effect after seeing that nothing bad happened i held the iron over the layer of cloth on the boot in short bursts, and checked to see if i liked the progress when i was satisfied with the improvement i dried the wet spot on the boot as best as i could with a dry towel and then let the boot sit to dry Before i did this i practiced ironing on a pair of pants, cause i have never used an iron before, i recommend a little warm up on something other than your boot Edit: i noticed this stretched out the boot I steamed in comparison to the one i didn't steam

[@ordulf7193]

Those didn't look worn out . . . just comfortably broken in.

[@GeminJrTorcuator]

I HAVE A 21 YEAR OLD BROWN LEATHER SHOES AND PLANNING TO RESTORE IT WITH KIWI SHOE SHINE WAX! THANKS!😊

[@brandongouge]

Man I didn’t know that about the iron taking creases out! Great tip.

[@The_Lincoln_Penny]

01:05 I also put saddle soap on the tongue as suggested, but it left a really unpleasant aftertaste.😅 JK …Excellent video. Thanks for sharing

[@shoto42]

I’m 15 but I value my leather boots so much, I practically live in them, I also plan to take care of these into older years as I want to possibly pass them onto my kids Also I know it’s cringe coming from a 15(almost 16) but I bought these so I could keep them forever

[@emilymartinez2785]

Just turned 17 n I don’t think it’s cringe, it’s cool

[@AmazingRebel23]

This is the least cringe thing I've ever heard from a teenager keep being wholesome lol

[@mohdarslan8870]

Very helpful video And a long awaited one Thanks Antonio

[@RealMenRealStyle]

Thanks Arslan.

[@baskoroadyatma8939]

Can yo tell me the brand of the boots?

[@bryantgutierrez9191]

Something about this video *Muah❤️* Felt like getting messaged. Watching those boots get restored was like heaven! If you can fix up some more higher boots (cowboy boots, harness and the such) next that would be great!

[@Acemans]

nice boots anyone know the model or brand of them?

[@damienblauwald]

Great information and very well presented. The pacing in the tone of the speaker it was very conducive holding attention

[@RealMenRealStyle]

Cheers Damien. Thanks!

[@t0mbd1gg3r]

I tried ironing the wrinkles on an old pair of 90s loafers. It turned out much better than it was before, thank you. Would it work on my car's leather seats? There are some wrinkles made by child safety seats.

[@kdphotos4691]

I've got a pair of Polish engineering military boots I've had for 27 years, and I'm doing! Thanks for this info.

[@annives]

I love this indepth guide. Everything I could need to know when caring for my boots and straight to the point.

[@carlbordeleau4663]

What are the boot brand and model in the video? I really like them!

[@lucasrasco2118]

Do not use the iron truck it took all the dye off my boots

[@dejulesb974]

Can this work with cowboy boots?

[@DavieDave]

You must be the best American tutorial guy ever 🤣 not even one second of unnecessary information

[@phantomfpss]

When your boots get a better treatment than your hair 😂

[@laurenalderson8724]

Very helpful! Now I just need to learn how to “clean up” the soles.

[@benjaminnjatha3474]

Very Practical and Helpful.

[@adrienneislost1320]

this was so helpful, thank you! i fucked up my doc martens kinda badly at a concert, so glad i was able to fix them with the help of this video :D

[@awaiskhan9329]

I have a pair of old shoes and wanted to treat them at home with the available stuff but almost everything you used are specific. I think I should just polish them before going to the party.

[@GnlMachoman]

I used the iron technique, i think it remove the dye on my boots

[@Christophercoconut]

I love your video thank you so much.

[@pavelvahovskiy5574]

you can even make candy out of shit. But it'll be shit candy

[@Ssanihal]

My husbands boots are drenched in diesel. I have been scrubbing them with dawn dish soap and bar soap with a plastic bristle brush. They’re setting out in the sun to dry. Should’ve watched this video first 😵‍💫 Hopefully they’re salvageable.

[@AK-Star007]

I was gifted a pair of boots which i thought were leather, they were faux leather and they now have cracks and beyond repair, they were beautiful ;(

[@Christopher._M]

Sad! Don't forget the lesson!

[@seansears2457]

Man ,I wish I could use this advice ,but I got cowboy boots with no laces so I can't get passed step 1 😢

[@daveruegg6769]

Great vid man. Short n sweet- So I recently bought my 1st legit pair of authentic leather boots, theyre new, and im not a rancher lol... so My question is do i just skip to the last step and apply the wax directly to the dry leather surfaces>? and how much should i be rubbing in per , lets say square in"... like a dime's size >?

[@jensrb50]

Always clean your boots before putting them into storage

[@jennytaylor3324]

Very impressed - especially with the crease removal process! Any advice for me? I want to potentially dye red full grain (or half grain, I can't tell!) soft 1980s leather lace-up boots from a dull straight red to an oxblood colour. Here in the UK there is an array of dye products to pick from, but I think perhaps a stain would be better than a vinyl dye, which only covers the leather. Is there any prep I should do? Appreciate any advice.

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[@pierrerreip]

Thank you for the video. Towards the end you refer to a wax Polish pls tell me the brand and product variant you used?

[@CredibleHulk10]

Nonsense

[@prasantaray3447]

Thanks for lovely info, u r a perfect show doctor...

[@deadpresident78]

The ironing of the boots is magic. Thanks for sharing.

[@yashtailor5720]

First again😍😂

[@alexnunez4019]

Love this video! Which product used/referenced in the video is comparable/equivalent to mink oil? Would it be the conditioner? Thanks!

[@jaodeere]

I do it just with any hair conditioner (in white color). Just brush, clean n apply the hair conditioner. For strong marks in the leather u can get it off even with a school eraser. But you needa know that doin it ur shoe leather color may change. In my case from yellow mustard to caramel, that is, get darker.

[@LinusScrubTips]

The one step I don’t like is polish. Sorry but polish is dress/office shoes. Polish is such a pain to get off and ruins the look of the leather. I got a pair of awesome 899s from the 80s, and it was a total pain to remove all the polish some fool globbed on. Saddle soap did nothing, had to resort to alcohol. But after all that and some conditioner, the oro-russet came back beautifully.

[@SIKE01]

searched and it appears that the ALLEN EDMONDS conditioner cleaner has been discontinued. what's the next best thing?

[@durandefreitas9309]

Do you have links to any of the products used?

[@avourrito1819]

Real men Real style I'm a woman that by some miracle found leather boots at the thrift store in my size. The economy is trying to eat my money because these items are somehow pricey in my country. I have wax, I just need the soap and conditioner but that's trying to cost me almost 80$. I'll try my best because I love these boots and I give a damn about them

[@quitefranklyjosh]

How to deal with chuccas... Open lid to garbage can, drop chuccas in, close lid, walk away. Problem solved.

[@oknevals]

It may be way cheaper to buy new shoes than all those products and aplicators to rejuvenate something that is worn off.

[@estiloforma479]

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[@devilzwishbone]

Great tutorial...but by the time you have purchased all the products and brushes... You could effectively replace the shoes

[@DrawRedLion]

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[@thetruebrit85]

What utter nonsense! Boots sprinkled with dust! Used for likes & comments in supposed cleaning process. 🤣😂

[@IGarrettI]

Is it the same process for a learber jacket? edit: DAMN these look like two different pairs of shoes!

[@Admodeus]

I like the distressed look to be honest. Just seems to go with the brown so well, and adds some age and character to them.

[@mikerophone235]

Yeah creasing is part of the natural aging process of leather, looks good to me tbh 🤷

[@elenikotsaki3020]

The boots that you started working on was not thesame boots that you showed in the very very beginning click bait!!!!!!

[@maryamnahid8756]

The iron destroyed my shoes too. I think it works very well if your shoes are black or dark brown like his. Mine were lighter ones and they got a dark brown stains on them 😞

[@richardlaws3855]

Warning, do not attempt this ironing the wrinkles out technique on any shoes you love. I just tried this on a nice pair of Loake brogues; ruined. Blotchy patches all over. Thank you RMRS, result!

[@evumies]

Hey Richard! I'm so sorry to hear that the ironing method ruined your shoes! Have you tried conditioning them after the iron to see if it would take away those blotches?

[@sergiochavez7530]

I have a pair of leather timberlands I’ve had for 5 years and they need new soles. I took them to a shoe repair place but they said they can’t replace the sole because of the brand. I don’t want to let go of them

[@rubenguilmet6512]

i recommend to everyone watching this to watch Earthlings available for free on youtube

[@shahrulrdy6843]

Does this apply to Kenneth Cole Leather Sneaker ?

[@Crazy_Gamer_Girl]

Thank you!! bought some used Doc Martens & this cleaned them up perfectly

[@Arthurcallahan-78]

Hey dude that was awsome tips but can you tell me what is the brand of watch youre using i like the style of it and im looking for something like this a long time

[@dabunny2409]

Where tf are the boots in the video?? I saw leather shoes being presented? This is some clickbait bullshit. Real men where boots and doesnt mistake them for leather shoes.

[@internalinjectiontrulyhere770]

Brown ant q carnated mud good wrest bee a bee wrest sal sun condition no additive bee jazzed moose

[@TheSighphiguy]

saying they look "new again" is a bit disingenuous, but they do look much improved.

[@sncounts]

In business, a tell tale sign is their shoes. Are the leather or faux? Are they clean, shined, and taken care of?

[@philipbacani9400]

Thomas is getting more exposure now. 😁

[@saintsadd6667]

This work for an oem steering wheel cover? Well find out

[@kitkat20221]

What do you do when waxing when the color of the sewing is different than the color of the boots?

[@krissu2173]

Your ironing "tip" ruined my boots, thanx a lot! Cloth was wet!

[@GnlMachoman]

How did it ruin them? I think mine lost dye

[@krissu2173]

@@GnlMachoman I think mine too 🙁 darker spots appeared in places where I put iron on

[@imaniinternational7853]

Excellent presentation. Same situation w my boots exactly. Thanks. Now in addition to that. Can we get that firm stiffness back somehow? Is that an additional process?

[@cuthbertwchance9045]

Outstanding, Good As New

[@FernandoTorrera]

IM repairing some leather dr martens for my 4 year old. Any tips on some extra protection I can apply to the shoes? The shoes is question are mostly scuffed up not a lot of damage. Scuffing is a big problem with toddlers

[@Aiden-vj2tg]

Mink oil. Puts the moisture back in and waterproofs a bit. Apply polish once the mink oil soaks in

[@Z-Ack]

Always cleaned with shampoo and conditioner,..

[@yogeshjagtap38]

The video tutorial is good but the script banner disturbs a lot to see video. I request you please remove that.

[@Justsome_Randomdude]

That’s pretty amazing. I would have tossed the boots if I didn’t know.

[@baberoot1998]

It costs more, for the Saphir Creme Polish...than what the boots are worth.

[@edchang1395]

Can’t believe how well this worked! Thanks so much!

[@Lic.en.derecho]

they are not the ones on the thumbnail...all cracked...not true

[@Cowboy96]

It looks like when an old lady puts make up on. It looks better but you can still see the wear and tear.

[@imhemant1436]

I have old shoes of Johnston and Murphy can any one help to restore. iam from India

[@DejvovaVidea]

Pls this lubricant is bee wax with oil or with out oil?

[@GoodDogClub]

i have a pretty nasty scratch on my cowboy boot wandering if there is a way to fix it?

[@BARBAROSSAofficial]

I cannot believe what I just saw. The best before and after ever.

[@rob7563]

"Ultimate Guide To Restoring Leather Boots // Back To Life In FOUR MINUTES!!!" Step 3 ...wash your boots & let them dry for 15 minutes..... erhm

[@byronrichards3001]

Great upload.Your knowledge and experience is very much appreciated. Keep informing the people..

[@satinderchadha480]

Nitin Gadkari should concentrate on roads and transportation.

[@Bubby-wf5ew]

what about leather scuffing on the front toe /sides?