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Bates Shoe Care Remove laces and clean footwear with a dry cloth. Allow to air dry ? uppers can be stuffed with paper, if desired, to help in drying. Polish regularly with a quality footwear polish to protect and nourish the leather and provide a long?lasting shine.

Use short, quick strokes with a stiff bristle brush to remove excess dirt from boots. If heavily soiled, wash with mild soap and air dry. If stain has been caused by oil apply cornstarch on the stain and let sit overnight. Remove cornstarch with a stiff brush after.

Machine Wash and Dry Use a large load setting to allow the blanket or bedspread to move freely during washing. Wash in warm water using delicate cycle. Avoid harsh laundry detergents. Use a mild, even pre-diluted liquid detergent.

Available with or without a heel. Unlike other racing boot suppliers, who require you to buy a new pair when your soles wear out, this boot can be resoled, as well as every boot we offer at Bates.

PRO TIP ? Perhaps the easiest way to understand if your work boots can be resoled is by looking to see if the upper is stitched to the lower. If it is, pretty good chance it is able to be resoled (yes, there are exceptions). If your upper is glued to the lower, you likely will not be able to resole it.

How to Buff, Shine, and Polish Your Leather Boots Brush any dirt, mud, or dust off your leather boots.Apply shoe polish to the shoe with a soft cloth or rag.Use your shoe brush to remove any excess shoe polish from your shoes.Buff the leather using a soft cloth and brisk, back-and-forth movements.

Step 5: Condition Leather Apply leather conditioner to protect from stains and add shine. You can buy a commercial leather conditioner or make your own by mixing 1 part vinegar to 2 parts linseed oil. Apply to leather, let sit for about 15 minutes and buff with a soft cloth until the leather shines.