Shoe Polish
Cold Pressed Nut Oil, Olive Oil, Walnut Oil, or Beeswax.
Apply oil to leather product and buff with a chamois cloth to a shine.
Lemon Juice
Lemon juice is good polish for black or tan leather shoes.
Follow by buffing with a soft cloth.
Vinegar
Remove water stains on leather by rubbing with a cloth dipped in a vinegar and water solution.
Petroleum Jelly
A dab of petroleum jelly rubbed into patent leather gives a glistening shine and prevents
cracking in the winter.
Vinegar
To shine patent leather, moisten a soft cloth with white vinegar and wipe clean all patent leather
articles.
The color of the leather may be slightly changed.
Art-Gum Eraser and Sandpaper or Emery Board
Dirt marks on suede can be rubbed out with an art-gum eraser.
Then buff lightly with sandpaper or an emery board.
