You know you have too much . . .

[Kevin Finnerty]

I swear; just spray the NBs with water or some mild solution like Murphy's Oil Soap & water, wipe them off with a towel, and spray them generously with Dove extra hold pump spray. They look beautiful and it could not be easier or more economical.

[aschramm]

Originally Posted by Kevin Finnerty

I swear; just spray the NBs with water or some mild solution like Murphy's Oil Soap & water, wipe them off with a towel, and spray them generously with Dove extra hold pump spray. They look beautiful and it could not be easier or more economical.

I'll have to look into that. I got them Monday, but haven't touched them since I'm studying for final exams. Do you use Leather Luster on them at all? or just murphy's oil?

[Kevin Finnerty]

The Murphy's cleans well, as does scrubbing bubbles. But the hair spray makes them shine more than the original low-maintenance finish.

[UMP25]

I found most hair sprays too sticky. I use Armor All Extra Shine. Works wonders!

[Kevin Finnerty]

Dove extra hold pump is not "most" hair sprays.

[UMP25]

If you say so.

[piaa_ump]

Originally Posted by UMP25

I found most hair sprays too sticky. I use Armor All Extra Shine. Works wonders!

I avoid using armor all....as it seems to almost attract and hold dust and dirt.....

[UMP25]

I've never had that problem myself. In fact, I've found that the extra shine version of Armour All tends to have a slick sheen to it, thereby preventing dust to adhere as much as it normally would; at least, that has been my experience with it.

[Kevin Finnerty]

Originally Posted by UMP25

I've never had that problem myself. In fact, I've found that the extra shine version of Armour All tends to have a slick sheen to it, thereby preventing dust to adhere as much as it normally would; at least, that has been my experience with it.

My experience with Armour All is that it costs about $7.00 for a bottle of the stuff, and you can take about two cents' worth of Murphy's and make a whole bottle of stuff that will make the shoes clean and shiny. Most of the time I can get a $7.00 solution for two cents, I'm going to take it.

[umpduck11]

Originally Posted by Kevin Finnerty

I swear; just spray the NBs with water or some mild solution like Murphy's Oil Soap & water, wipe them off with a towel, and spray them generously with Dove extra hold pump spray. They look beautiful and it could not be easier or more economical.

That's the same brand former Cowboy's coach Jimmy Johnson uses !!!

[Kevin Finnerty]

And look at that shine!



Now, don't you want your shoes sporting a finish like that? I know I do.

[aschramm]

Anyone have problems with the New Balance 350, D-width? I just tried mine on the first time, and they're pretty tight on the side. Probably going to have to get the EE size instead.

[DG]

Originally Posted by aschramm

Anyone have problems with the New Balance 350, D-width? I just tried mine on the first time, and they're pretty tight on the side. Probably going to have to get the EE size instead.

No, but I have a D size feet. If you have EE feet you should get EE shoes. If you have D feet you should wear thinner socks until they break in. I also buy my NB shoes a half size larger to compensate for thick socks but that hasn't affected width.

[aschramm]

Originally Posted by DG

No, but I have a D size feet. If you have EE feet you should get EE shoes. If you have D feet you should wear thinner socks until they break in. I also buy my NB shoes a half size larger to compensate for thick socks but that hasn't affected width.

OK guys, disregard my last post. I just had to relace them a little looser than what they were like when I got them. Now they feel great.