How to use the sole edge iron may not have been on your radar until recently, but as shoe care communities and trends expand, new tools such as Paul Brunngard’s Sole Edge Iron have made their debut on the market and can help. Many may not know of its existence,
Yet its beauty makes this tool essential for those dedicated to keeping their soles looking their best, I know I definitely use mine regularly as nothing can be worse than seeing a chewed-up toe! Let us now take a look at its operation process:
As seen in my video, the initial step to shoe care should always include brushing off any dust or dirt on your shoes. Any lotion/cream/polish you apply over such areas must first remove this layer.
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Apply Leather Conditioner
Leather conditioner can be a simple way to revitalize leather. I recommend adding it to your sole and edges prior to using sole edge ironing – leather is more flexible when damp versus when dry and cannot be formed as easily. Use small amounts and work it in evenly. Recently I’ve been using Reviving Cream by Paul Brunngard; this nourishes well while also adding light shine.