Cleanning Your Shoes After a Dusty Day?
Any suggestions or tips on the best way to get your shoes back in game shape after a day that is dry and dusty or wet and muddy.
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Elbow grease.
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Dry and dusty? Armor All Wipes.
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I use my air compressor on my shoes. That generally does the job for mid week games. For Fridays, I get a wet rag and finish cleaning them.
I do a lot of games (probably 60-70%) on the fieldturf, so I have to deal with the black plastic stuff that gets in my shoes. But the AC blows that stuff as well as dust that accumulates. When I do a game on a bad grass field (i.e. no grass), then I use the AC first then the rag. If I have a mud game, I let it dry, get the caked on stuff off, then wash it off with the hose and dry with the AC. An AC is a great tool. I'm not a big shoe shine guy. Clean, yes. Shinny? No. |
Baby Wipes do the trick.
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I have seen some people use scrubbing bubbles.
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For the past 3 seasons I've used a product called "Leather Lube" that I found at a local shoe store. It is kind of a waxy product that you rub on the shoe and then wipe off. It helps waterproof the shoe leather and it when you wipe it off it removes a lot of the fine dust, dirt, etc. I've used it now for 3 seasons on the same pair of shoes and have never used polish but the shoes look polished and brand new after wiping this stuff off. After a muddy game I wipe off the majority of the muck and dry the shoes off before applying the leather lube. Also keeps the shoes really pliable.
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If it's a dry dusty day I take the vacuum with the upholstery brush to them and they're as good as new.
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I've used armor all wipes for about 4 years now, I've found nothing better.
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Combination of Scrubbing Bubbles (if really bad), then Armor All Cleaning Wipes, then Armor All Protectant Wipes. Look like they came right out of the box.
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