Do you use shoe polish with this or is it only for buffing?
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For Buffing. I apply polish with a used toothbrush, use a cloth for the initial polish, then use it for final buffing. After a while, the residual polish will help with the buffing, and after a time the supplied extra buffing "socks" should be changed when a build up of polish becomes too thick. I have had it a few years, have yet to replace the "socks". Note there are red and black heads, I use red for brown, black for black. The primary purpose of the shoe shiner is to keep the shoes buffed to a shine, this one has low power, it is not as good as others I have used, but will work if you spend more time and don't apply more pressure. Wish I had bought the better ones offered on Amazon. For Buffing. I apply polish with a used toothbrush, use a cloth for the initial polish, then use it for final buffing. After a while, the residual polish will help with the buffing, and after a time the supplied extra buffing "socks" should be changed when a build up of polish becomes too thick. I have had it a few years, have yet to replace the "socks". Note there are red and black heads, I use red for brown, black for black. The primary purpose of the shoe shiner is to keep the shoes buffed to a shine, this one has low power, it is not as good as others I have used,... » Read More For Buffing. I apply polish with a used toothbrush, use a cloth for the initial polish, then use it for final buffing. After a while, the residual polish will help with the buffing, and after a time the supplied extra buffing "socks" should be changed when a build up of polish becomes too thick. I have had it a few years, have yet to replace the "socks". Note there are red and black heads, I use red for brown, black for black. The primary purpose of the shoe shiner is to keep the shoes buffed to a shine, this one has low power, it is not as good as others I have used, but will work if you spend more time and don't apply more pressure. Wish I had bought the better ones offered on Amazon. « Show Less
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Not really. I am more impressed with the Aqua Mix High Gloss Sealer than anything I have used in my kitchen. That is the entrance to our home, so it does get a lot of traffic. I think if you came in with mud and gravel on your shoes, you definitely would get scratches, etc. When I want to add another coat after a year, I simply clean and rinse the floor and put it down. I don't necessarily have to strip it. I think you will get your money's worth from the product.
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I bought it for worn spots on leather seats. It seems like it wipes off rather easy. It is similar to shoe polish that you mix and try to match the leather color. Shoe polish would be better for shoes/boots, I would think.
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Yes, but not around the nails. You can use it on the soles and on the tips but you'll have to use a less coarse buff pad because the skin around the toes is thinner.
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Yes I use it often. I have dark hard wood floors through out my house. The only thing is after several uses it dulls them. So every third time I use another cleaner or polish
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This is a powder. I apply it directly to my feet and also rub some into the insides of my shoes.
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I would say yes. I personally had a few layers of shoe polish on different leathers. Liquid and paste. However, after I used the Tandy die, I still went over THAT with polish, and it came out absolutely like new. Beautiful and shiny! Hope that helps.
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I used it on my shoes. While there isn't a residue when rubbed in and then polished it does change the colour and it is viscious when it leaks from the bottle.
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This was a Christmas gift to my daughter-in-law. She says that she uses it on all types & uses it on her daughter's polish also. HOpe this helps.
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Apply polish with a brush or rag, as you would if you were to manually polish with a brush. I just use the polisher to buff shoes or boots to a high gloss after brushing manually or to buff in between polishing.
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In my opinion, it's too fast (speed) to buff shoes. As for the horsehair wheel, you have to google it. Hope this helps!
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It is removed with regular polish remover. You can use it over regular nail polish.
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Best with dry feet.I use it before shower/bath.Use lightly but regularly and with cream
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Yes That is all I use for the moment is nail regular polish. I use acetone to clean up. Hope that helps.
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You can used on oiled leather, it's beeswax and that is used on oiled leather as a moisturizer. Can change leather darker according to label. I work as delivery driver and put this on New Balance tennis shoes and it works really good considering they were never meant to be waterproof. I apply and heat mine up on the lowest setting in the oven.
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I would not worry about it, the polish will work itself out and you will not notice a difference. I two machines, one for black polish and one for brown and I do not worry about buffing shoes on either one
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Yes. I used it to glue the sole of a shoe, later took the shoe to the shoe repair shop,when I picked the shoe up, he said he had to sand the glue I had used, it took a while for him to remove it.