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I have used this product several times in the past and have always been pleased with the results. I LL'd a pair of new New Balance 650's a couple of weeks ago and have run into a problem. I applied three coats over the course of 4 days. The last coat has not dried properly. The shoes are brilliant, a shine like patent leather, but they are still sticky to the touch. You can not touch them with out having the black polish rub off on your hands. They pick up every stray piece of lint, fuzz and hair they come in contact with. I was wondering if anyone else has encountered a similar situation and what you did to rectify the problem. Is there any way to remove the LL and start over? I really like the fit and style of these shoes, but can't wear them like they are. Help!!
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Mon Nov 21, 2005, 09:47am
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that is why i paid a couple extra dollars a couple of years ago and had them do it for me.. sent them my shoes and they came back perfect and i didn't have to worry about the mess!! Definitely worth the extra money, i like the look so well, that is why i went to patents last year!
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Mon Nov 21, 2005, 10:08am
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I'm afraid I'm not paying them $60 and waiting 3 to 5 weeks for my shoes to be returned. My shoes will just have to be Kiwi'ed.
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Mon Nov 21, 2005, 10:51am
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Make sure you get your shoes clean before applying LL. Before, rub the original leather until you can't rub no more. I have the NB shoes and they are in great shape. I have a new pair of 10.5 Nike and 10.5 NB if anyone is interested with the LL.
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Mon Nov 21, 2005, 05:20pm
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I never use LL because too many people have had a bad experiences. The Kiwi Premiere Shine Ultra Brilliant liquid is my first choice. I use the neutral the first few times I polish them, then eventually switch over to the black. This stuff works great for me and my wife says that I am seriously obsessed with this shoe stuff. [edited for spelling]
[Edited by refnrev on Nov 21st, 2005 at 05:22 PM]
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Tue Nov 22, 2005, 05:07pm
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I had the same experience with LL, same shoe, first coat. Only thing I did was put 'em in the sun. Worked like a charm, once we had a sunny day. then I just put a 2nd coat, and they look great
If you call LL, they'll tell you exactly that: The NB 650 (or 609) will come out fine, once they dry. But everyone panics (like I did) because that first coat takes forever.
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Wed Nov 23, 2005, 08:34am
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Re: Patent Leather
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Wed Nov 23, 2005, 06:07pm
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I put Armour All on a pair of dress shoes several years ago and they made that creaking sound like the old nurses shoes used to do with every step afterwards. Not trying that again.
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