nemo227 In this instant and disposable society restoration of usable things is a dying art, the sad thing is we’ve been taught to accept that things aren’t supposed to last.
My wife doesn’t get that. America has turned into a 90% consumer state where China supplies everything so cheap you might as well throw it away and buy new. Sad and disgusting.
Just a tip, not meaning to criticize: As a former military man myself, I was very surprised that you didn't use light sandpapering to remove those cuts and gouges. Especially since you're using a colored wax. That's how I kept from replacing my boots all the time. You can get a severely scratched up boot back to "inspection spit shine ready" if you very carefully just (like I said) lightly sandpaper those bad spots. A little too much and you'll get down to light tan raw leather but that's no big deal since you're fixing to use black wax anyway. The method you used in the video was excellent for sure but that one cut on the toe just sticks out like a sore thumb to me. But it's your Ariats and if you're happy it doesn't make one ounce of difference what someone else thinks about it. :)
Thinking Monkey. Great suggestion! Makes sense to me. At what point in the process would you lightly sand? Wet or dry or oiled. etc? I'm a geologist and my leather boots get chewed by rocks. :))
@@cactuswren9771 get "rough out" boots. smooth leather on the outside looks nicer, but it is actually less durable than the rough side with all the fibres sticking up and around, the only caveat is that in extremely cold conditions water can get soaked into the fibres and freeze
And now I'm searching Ebay for conditioner and boot cream. My boots are about 7 years old but they aren't as bad as yours so I feel very confident that I can restore mine. So thank you.
That is impressive! They look like new boots! I just bought a pair of old beaten up Ariat boots for $15 because I loved the color and I am restoring them. Thank you for your tutorial! Well done.
Too funny, I was an Army MP wearing Corcoran Jump Boots in the early 80's...Many hours of my life dedicated to maitaining/shining boots that you could literally see yourself in when you were done. I remember how we'd all be very mindful getting in an out of vehicles as not to scuff or gouge our boots-hillarious. Nice job, good video!
Mr. Kitty Yeah, a lot of the old salts as we call them don’t approve of the discontinued trend of having to shine boots. I loved the newer suede leather boots but they were difficult to keep clean.
That was an amazing demonstration! I didn't think a pair of boots that far-gone could be saved but you made yours look like brand new! I'm going to have to try those Scout products. Thanks for the video.
Floriduh Girl same, I buy quality boots and the soles and the bottom always but worn down and have huge holes and to be honest I don’t normally wear my nice boots outside of school and they still somehow manage to get destroyed
I grew up wearing Cowboy boots in Texas and my late father taught me how to rejuvenate leather. As a long time veteran of bring life back to abused leather, I can say: Ya did good! Thanks for sharing.
Hoo Rah!! Semper Fi!! Great video of showing us Marine style!! Dad was/ still Marine, Proud son to carry on his teachings and now from you on boot health. Simply amazed after you finished the dry boot... I will follow up with the exact products you're using... I have some Durango boots and some Chippewa loggers, now I just purchased a pair of Chippewa work boots. Saw the conditioner and cream and that's all I'll be needing.. no boot repair shop for me! Thanks sir and thank you for serving! Amen
I've bought many a pair of Frye boots off a site that other women sell them, for next to nothing, & restored them to new looking condition with some TLC. My dad was military & I learned by doing his boots. Thanks for the tutorial. I'm going to check out Scout's products. Thanks for your service.
Just amazing watching those boots come back to life. Look after them and they will last a lifetime. A condition,polish and resole and they like new again but broken in and comfortable.
+Jon Clarkson. When the girl across the road was burning some garden rubbish the grass caught alight. I put it out for her with my boots and I will leave what happened next to your imagination. LOL.
I've been cleaning and polishing leather goods, since my teens. To the military guys, I do the same thing, with my rag. Military marching band here, not the service. Your boots were DRY. They were crying to be conditioned. Excellent video!
Wow Great Video Gret Product. While it took me more time than you. I was able to walk my daughter down the aisle in a pair of boots I was proud to wear. Thank you Mr. Romero
You are absolutely welcome sir. I had no idea this video would help someone out this much. I’m very happy you were able to wear your favorite pair of boots to the wedding. Thank you.
Thank you for this! I recently started wearing cowboy boots.. I get strange looks because where I'm from no one wears them.. Honestly it's helped my back, when ever I wear running shoes my back pain is more noticeable. Glad I found your video, I wear them every day and now I'll be able to take proper care of them. Thank you for your service sir, have a nice day
That was awesome! Restoring something back to full service in this throw away world!!! Just bought a pair of Hawthorne Logging boot. Blew out the sole in a cheaper set of work boots. I'm very flat footed.
Hope you're still out there amigo!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!! Great video..wish I'd run across your stuff earlier..I've redone saddles boots etc in the past and you're dead on with your method. Gonna try Sheplers Scout products. Thanks from a Navy vet..
I LOVE your cowboy boots, Eric Romero!! I've LOVED cowboy boots since I was little! I have a broken-in brown pair with a more pointed toe and stitching on the toe. I wear mine with loose jeans, jerseys and even shorts!! I LOVE the stitching on the toe of cowboy boots. I think it makes them stand out more. I LOVE how they make me look taller. I'm 5'10" and I wear size 12. Cowboy boots need their own paid holiday!! :) :) I feel the same way you do about cowboy boots and restoring them! Can NEVER have too many cowboy boots! Just NOT possible! 👍😎😊👊 I want a black pair next, maybe with the metal toe taps on them!! Can't wait!!
I couldn't agree with you more, I always preferred the round toe, looks more classy. The square toe is comfy but when I go to look at new boots I always see about 70% of the boots with square toe or wide square toe. At least it makes my selection a bit narrowed down. Thanks for watching.
Give it a try and see how it turns out. I use this stuff once every few months, so this stuff will last me quite a while. I love the feel of broken in boots compared to the stiff feel of a new pair.
Nice job I have owned my boots for over 30 years and they are still in great original conditions since I only use Mink oil to treat the leather and that would keep the original color...but good job 👍
The thing about brown, there are different shades of brown and I hate to use boot polish and it turns into a different shade of brown. Black is no problem.
I just found this video. Thank you. I have some Luchese boots I haven't worn in forever and wanted to refresh them (New Luchese boots are soooo expensive).
Good vid. That stuff you used is very impressive especially when you show the conditioned boot against the untreated one. I've been using Obenauf's for a couple of years now, but I'm going to have to give this stuff a try.
Thanks so much for this- was about to throw out my leather boots but now I'll try this. Shame I'm in the UK and can't get the same products. Great video- could listen to that accent all day. 👍
@AssasinArsenal47 the Saphir line is pretty good! I bet you could make a miracle on your old shoes if you apply the renovator, cream and then the patte deluxe for a final polish. Also there are a few products for scuffs. Check out The Hanger Project channel to learn about those products. It's the brand I always use.
this specific ariat has been discontinued i wanted them for the 2 inch heel luckily recently on facebook marketplace people were selling the brown pair and black pair of these in my size in almosy PERFECT and new condition i got lucky as hell! they're literally in perfect shape! the ariat sedona western r toe cowboy boot. i have the brown like this video and the black.
Even as rough as those were less is still more with creme, I found out the hard way and wasted a lot of polish before I figured it out. Good job anyway. Also, with Ariats anyway, applying a bit of neetsfoot oil to the inside leather (unless they are cloth lined) really extends the life.
I had some shoes with the deep scuffs you had. I was able to completely conceal them with a beeswax shoe cream. For that I used a rag to create layers in the scuff. However those were black shoes, much easier to conceal damages.
I have had a pair of Ariat Boots for about 5 years. I wear them everywhere. Unfortunately, the leather was so brittle that they started to look like suede. These boots have had a lot of miles and just couldn’t part with them. I even bought a new pair but haven’t taken them out of the box. I found this video and followed it to a T and what do you know, my boots look like they’re brand new, with the character of being worn and broken in a bit. Thanks a ton for the help! Hopefully will get at least 5 more years out of these bad boys.
Good job! Used your method on some excellent Bates Tacticals for camping I got off Ebay for like 19.99 that had the front tips torn up pretty bad and they look great and saved me 100 bucks at least compared to new.
It is definitely worth a shot for the small amount of money. I can't promise this will restore every single pair of boots but it worked really well on this pair and my other pair of Ariats that I own.
Good video. Sadly i tried this couple years ago. My boots didnt last. Ranch work is hard on them. So every month i use saddle soap and it helps pool water and manure. If the right boot i get year and half to 2 yrs. Laredo has been best for ranching. Very good video, enjoyed
shawn tyrrell Ranch work is tough on these boots. Its nearly pointless to do this on ranch boots which are every exposed to the elements. Better get workboots instead.
Not bad! They came out nice! It would have been nice to have seen the sole reconditioned and the edges dressed. The leather sole after sitting for so long is surely dried out. Conditioning the bottom of the sole would have brought back flexibility and softness that you would definitely feel when you wore them. Just my 2 cents.... but they look amazing! Nothing better than a good pair of brown boots for everyday wear!
Jason .-. Thank you, I actually just ordered another pair of Ariats last night. I've been trying to buy a pair of Ariat Sport Patriots for months but stores/websites didn't have them in stock or if they did they didn't have my size. Boot Barn finally got them back in stock online and they were having a sale.
Jason .-. I would be lying to you if I told you that Ariat is better than everyone else. Its just my own personal preference. Tony Lama and Justins are also highly reputable brands of boots that have been around a long time. As long as they are comfy for you and you like the design, thats all that matters. Unless I see the boot shaft I usually can't tell what brand of boots anyone else is wearing unless it is Lucchese; those ones usually have exotic designs that stand out.
I'm a reseller and sell plenty of cowboy western boots. i have a pair of cody james used boots that i've cleaned and shined but needed to see what to shine the shaft with and because they have embroidery on the shaft (i will also buy the neutral). as with my other western boots, they weren't as dry and drab as these are. i will be buying the scout kit. i thought those boots were a goner. :)
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How could ANYONE give this a thumbs down? This was INCREDIBLE!!! Thanks Guy.
Its probably some a$$0 from highschool that didnt like this guy. So to That guy out there thumbs downin on that haterade.. well i got nothin
It's all the wife's in the world that saw this man put his shoes on the dining table. 😂
There's a lot of satisfaction when we renew old products; shoes, chairs, desks, clothes.
nemo227 In this instant and disposable society restoration of usable things is a dying art, the sad thing is we’ve been taught to accept that things aren’t supposed to last.
My wife doesn’t get that. America has turned into a 90% consumer state where China supplies everything so cheap you might as well throw it away and buy new. Sad and disgusting.
...Condoms... yes I hear ya
@@FrankRizzo2002 😬 Now, I'm getting scared. However, in regard to boots, I've never let my boots become that worn and scuffed.
@@nemo227 LOL i was just kidding. And yes I agree
Wife must not be home, I'd never hear the end of it if I put my boots on the dining table. Good video tho
I removed the table cover before filming ;-)
Why does a wife have any say on where you put your boots?
Lmbo. My mother always jumped us if we put shoes on the table, too.
Is that your way to ask if he's married 😄
Lol
Just a tip, not meaning to criticize:
As a former military man myself, I was very surprised that you didn't use light sandpapering to remove those cuts and gouges. Especially since you're using a colored wax. That's how I kept from replacing my boots all the time.
You can get a severely scratched up boot back to "inspection spit shine ready" if you very carefully just (like I said) lightly sandpaper those bad spots. A little too much and you'll get down to light tan raw leather but that's no big deal since you're fixing to use black wax anyway.
The method you used in the video was excellent for sure but that one cut on the toe just sticks out like a sore thumb to me. But it's your Ariats and if you're happy it doesn't make one ounce of difference what someone else thinks about it. :)
Thinking Monkey We used to call this half arsed clean a lick and a promise
Thinking Monkey. Great suggestion! Makes sense to me. At what point in the process would you lightly sand? Wet or dry or oiled. etc? I'm a geologist and my leather boots get chewed by rocks. :))
@@cactuswren9771 Rocks are boot predators. Beware the rocks! Well, river rocks are okay because they're rounded by years of moving water.
@@cactuswren9771 get "rough out" boots. smooth leather on the outside looks nicer, but it is actually less durable than the rough side with all the fibres sticking up and around, the only caveat is that in extremely cold conditions water can get soaked into the fibres and freeze
What grade sandpaper?
And now I'm searching Ebay for conditioner and boot cream. My boots are about 7 years old but they aren't as bad as yours so I feel very confident that I can restore mine. So thank you.
That is impressive! They look like new boots! I just bought a pair of old beaten up Ariat boots for $15 because I loved the color and I am restoring them. Thank you for your tutorial! Well done.
Too funny, I was an Army MP wearing Corcoran Jump Boots in the early 80's...Many hours of my life dedicated to maitaining/shining boots that you could literally see yourself in when you were done. I remember how we'd all be very mindful getting in an out of vehicles as not to scuff or gouge our boots-hillarious. Nice job, good video!
Mr. Kitty Yeah, a lot of the old salts as we call them don’t approve of the discontinued trend of having to shine boots. I loved the newer suede leather boots but they were difficult to keep clean.
Thank you both for your service to our country and any other veterans or active duty.
That was an amazing demonstration! I didn't think a pair of boots that far-gone could be saved but you made yours look like brand new! I'm going to have to try those Scout products. Thanks for the video.
Stella P. Thank you for watching
You can also resole those boots too. I've resoled one pair 3 times. Boots are 30 years old and still looking good.
Floriduh Girl same, I buy quality boots and the soles and the bottom always but worn down and have huge holes and to be honest I don’t normally wear my nice boots outside of school and they still somehow manage to get destroyed
I bought a pair of leather boots at a tag sale for $5. Didn't like the leather sole so for $20 I had vibram soles put on. Great investment.
My great grandpas boots are 100 years old and are in great condition only been resoled once
"I've replaced the handle 3 times and the head twice, but it's still the same trusty axe!"
Nice job. Don't think I've ever seen anyone brush that fast before.
I read ur comment before he started with the brush.. Then i saw wen he took out the brush then it went fast.. I started laughing!!!😂😂
Lol
I grew up wearing Cowboy boots in Texas and my late father taught me how to rejuvenate leather.
As a long time veteran of bring life back to abused leather, I can say:
Ya did good!
Thanks for sharing.
Kamikaze Yamamoto Thank you
Hoo Rah!! Semper Fi!! Great video of showing us Marine style!! Dad was/ still Marine, Proud son to carry on his teachings and now from you on boot health. Simply amazed after you finished the dry boot... I will follow up with the exact products you're using... I have some Durango boots and some Chippewa loggers, now I just purchased a pair of Chippewa work boots. Saw the conditioner and cream and that's all I'll be needing.. no boot repair shop for me! Thanks sir and thank you for serving! Amen
I've bought many a pair of Frye boots off a site that other women sell them, for next to nothing, & restored them to new looking condition with some TLC. My dad was military & I learned by doing his boots. Thanks for the tutorial. I'm going to check out Scout's products. Thanks for your service.
I like how you said 2 times that you didn’t need as much and you kept getting more and more hahaha nice boots they came out very nice.
Looks good brother, time to take the old lady dancing!
Just amazing watching those boots come back to life. Look after them and they will last a lifetime. A condition,polish and resole and they like new again but broken in and comfortable.
boots look beautiful and comfy! Glad you gave them another shot instead of ditching them!
shikha lemuel thanks for watching
shikha lemuel Real leather last forever.
Should have ditched them and bought some Justin's, or Double H's.
+Jon Clarkson. When the girl across the road was burning some garden rubbish the grass caught alight. I put it out for her with my boots and I will leave what happened next to your imagination. LOL.
It's people like this guy that I watched UA-cam. Thank you sir and great job.
jorge molina thank you for watching
I've been cleaning and polishing leather goods, since my teens. To the military guys, I do the same thing, with my rag. Military marching band here, not the service. Your boots were DRY. They were crying to be conditioned. Excellent video!
Wow Great Video Gret Product. While it took me more time than you. I was able to walk my daughter down the aisle in a pair of boots I was proud to wear. Thank you Mr. Romero
You are absolutely welcome sir. I had no idea this video would help someone out this much. I’m very happy you were able to wear your favorite pair of boots to the wedding. Thank you.
Thank you for this! I recently started wearing cowboy boots.. I get strange looks because where I'm from no one wears them..
Honestly it's helped my back, when ever I wear running shoes my back pain is more noticeable.
Glad I found your video, I wear them every day and now I'll be able to take proper care of them.
Thank you for your service sir, have a nice day
Shawn Dompierre When you wear them, it makes a positive statement about you.
That was awesome! Restoring something back to full service in this throw away world!!! Just bought a pair of Hawthorne Logging boot. Blew out the sole in a cheaper set of work boots. I'm very flat footed.
great demonstration of taking care of a good pair of boots, and I appreciate it,, thanks for the time and effort !
Steve Mackelprang Thank you for watching
You did a very good job Creamy.
I love having boots that basicly turn into comfy leather socks! News boots are alright but nothing beats that broken in pair cleaned up.
I bought Boulet boots a year ago and I have not done anything to them. This video helped out a lot :) thank you!
Hope you're still out there amigo!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!! Great video..wish I'd run across your stuff earlier..I've redone saddles boots etc in the past and you're dead on with your method. Gonna try Sheplers Scout products. Thanks from a Navy vet..
Semper Fi
I LOVE your cowboy boots, Eric Romero!! I've LOVED cowboy boots since I was little! I have a broken-in brown pair with a more pointed toe and stitching on the toe. I wear mine with loose jeans, jerseys and even shorts!! I LOVE the stitching on the toe of cowboy boots. I think it makes them stand out more. I LOVE how they make me look taller. I'm 5'10" and I wear size 12. Cowboy boots need their own paid holiday!! :) :)
I feel the same way you do about cowboy boots and restoring them! Can NEVER have too many cowboy boots! Just NOT possible! 👍😎😊👊 I want a black pair next, maybe with the metal toe taps on them!! Can't wait!!
Round toe.....nice! Don't particularly like the latest fad of square toe. Great job reviving those comfy boots.
I couldn't agree with you more, I always preferred the round toe, looks more classy. The square toe is comfy but when I go to look at new boots I always see about 70% of the boots with square toe or wide square toe. At least it makes my selection a bit narrowed down. Thanks for watching.
Chief Broseff, yup!
Square toe allows the guys who are prone to ingrown nails to still wear boots.
Yidris, I consider myself lucky....never had the problem.
orbit flyer me either.
It’s like having brand new boots but with all the character it had before
I love making my old booyd shine like that. Boots get so comfortable after a lot of use. Wore them for years now.
That’s impressive. My Justin boots that I love and have had for many years look just like those. I’ll have to give those products a try!
Give it a try and see how it turns out. I use this stuff once every few months, so this stuff will last me quite a while. I love the feel of broken in boots compared to the stiff feel of a new pair.
Nice job
I have owned my boots for over 30 years and they are still in great original conditions since I only use Mink oil to treat the leather and that would keep the original color...but good job 👍
This helped me restore my favorite pair of leather work shoes. Thanks!
Thank you for watching
“You don’t have to use a lot.” Proceeds to use copious amounts of each.
Cause the boot is fucked up u know
It wasn’t a lot
Amounts are subjective. Copious to me is draining down onto the table.
The thing about brown, there are different shades of brown and I hate to use boot polish and it turns into a different shade of brown. Black is no problem.
Scout makes differenr shades of boot cream. I bought the one that closely matches the boot color I had and it worked great. Thank you for watching.
correct me if im wrong but I believe there is clear stuff keeps them looking old but new lol
The Rolls Royce Trent you right sir.
TlC Lobato cayese buchon
Exactly. There is no one correct shade.
Eric THANKS for the demo.
You did one heck of an amazing job on those great looking boots.
Thanks for your video. Great simple instructions for me to understand what I have been doing wrong when doing my boots.
bootedcowboy4u I'm glad I could help
Some fine grit sandpaper and polish on the heel and you've got a new pair of boots!!!
holy hanna man thats insane ! wow ! u restored my faith in ol boots
I just found this video. Thank you. I have some Luchese boots I haven't worn in forever and wanted to refresh them (New Luchese boots are soooo expensive).
Scout makes great products. Amazing job on your old boots!
I hate long instructional videos, but this was like ASMR.
Good vid. That stuff you used is very impressive especially when you show the conditioned boot against the untreated one. I've been using Obenauf's for a couple of years now, but I'm going to have to give this stuff a try.
legalsolutions07 Thank you for watching. I'm glad I could help :-)
Will be very tough to make a better tutorial than this one! Great job!Thanks
I have hope for my weathered boots, I can't wait to try this. Thanks!
Jamie thank you for watching
Thanks so much for this- was about to throw out my leather boots but now I'll try this. Shame I'm in the UK and can't get the same products. Great video- could listen to that accent all day. 👍
I always thought that my west coast American English is boring and has no accent. Thank you for watching.
You don't have an accent. Pretty standard American accent. The Brits however have some accent that's hard to understand.
You can get some really good boot care products in the UK
@AssasinArsenal47 the Saphir line is pretty good! I bet you could make a miracle on your old shoes if you apply the renovator, cream and then the patte deluxe for a final polish. Also there are a few products for scuffs. Check out The Hanger Project channel to learn about those products. It's the brand I always use.
Used to hang out with a Georgia Boy with a heavy Southern drawl, who used to say, "I ain't got no accent, its all y'alls that's got the accents."
this specific ariat has been discontinued i wanted them for the 2 inch heel luckily recently on facebook marketplace people were selling the brown pair and black pair of these in my size in almosy PERFECT and new condition i got lucky as hell! they're literally in perfect shape! the ariat sedona western r toe cowboy boot. i have the brown like this video and the black.
I just got new insoles in my boots today and am about to give them a good polish too 💯💯 hopefully it comes out half as good as yours!
Amazing transformation. I like to finish the job with sole dressing.
DwightMS1 Thanks for watching
Thank you for the video. Looking to maintain and keep clean my new Ariat cowboy boots. Helps a lot.
I'm glad I could help. Thank you for watching.
Even as rough as those were less is still more with creme, I found out the hard way and wasted a lot of polish before I figured it out. Good job anyway.
Also, with Ariats anyway, applying a bit of neetsfoot oil to the inside leather (unless they are cloth lined) really extends the life.
I had some shoes with the deep scuffs you had. I was able to completely conceal them with a beeswax shoe cream. For that I used a rag to create layers in the scuff. However those were black shoes, much easier to conceal damages.
this was SO satisfying to watch
Thank you, hopefully it helps. I wish cowboy boots had better lasting insoles, I have to replace mine every 4-6 months. Ridiculous.
Nice job thanks
Just bought a pair of used boots
And they are in your before picture category
Thanks for the step by step. I just bought my first pair of Justin's. So I'm back to FNG status. Oh and Semper Fi
Oorah hell yeah let's go devil dogs
My current style of dressing doesn't come close to that but I gotta respect it 👌👌👌
Juan Diaz thank you for watching
My boots are also 5-6 years old but I keep applying Obenauf and shoe polish monthly and my boots actually look brand new.
Perfect job of restoring your beautiful boots. Great instructional video. Thanks so much for a wonderful video.
Awesome video brother! Military style on them boots. USMC 2/5 Fox Company Blackhearts this way. Semper Fi!
I have had a pair of Ariat Boots for about 5 years. I wear them everywhere. Unfortunately, the leather was so brittle that they started to look like suede. These boots have had a lot of miles and just couldn’t part with them. I even bought a new pair but haven’t taken them out of the box. I found this video and followed it to a T and what do you know, my boots look like they’re brand new, with the character of being worn and broken in a bit. Thanks a ton for the help! Hopefully will get at least 5 more years out of these bad boys.
Bad ass! Love how they are so broken in 👍🏽🤘🏽😎
Very good vid. You can also lightly sand out those rough, ragged spots, and the condition and polish. Makes it smooth!
whittkatt thats a good idea, I didn’t have any sandpaper at home. It does work though.
You did a really good job!
Great tutorial ! I’ve got a favorite pair of Ariats that I’m going to give this a go on.
Good thing I chose to watch this cuz I have Ariat Metguard composite toe boots and I want to shine them up. Great vid. Thanks.
You sir did one hell of a great job! I'm very impressed
GREAT JOB!!!That polish really works !! Thanks!!
Thank you for watching
Good job! Used your method on some excellent Bates Tacticals for camping I got off Ebay for like 19.99 that had the front tips torn up pretty bad and they look great and saved me 100 bucks at least compared to new.
Frugal Panda I’m glad it helped you out. Thank you for watching.
Wow, super helpful! Especially since my Ariat boots look identical to yours.
Thank you for sharing this. I was considering buying a new pair too, but you've convinced me otherwise with this tutorial.
It is definitely worth a shot for the small amount of money. I can't promise this will restore every single pair of boots but it worked really well on this pair and my other pair of Ariats that I own.
Very nice looking cowboys boots and I wear cowboy boots to all the time and cowboys up 🤠
Show !. Antes era lixo. Agora luxo. Voce e muito bom. Ficou linda! Aqui e do Brasil nao sei falar sua lingua mas amei seu trabalho. Abraço
I smiled at the end. I was so happy.
Good video. Sadly i tried this couple years ago. My boots didnt last. Ranch work is hard on them. So every month i use saddle soap and it helps pool water and manure. If the right boot i get year and half to 2 yrs. Laredo has been best for ranching. Very good video, enjoyed
shawn tyrrell Ranch work is tough on these boots. Its nearly pointless to do this on ranch boots which are every exposed to the elements. Better get workboots instead.
Eric Romero sadly work boots lasted me 4 months. Laredo Buckaroos have been the best. Going on a little over a year on current pair
Great video, man...you sound strict and are a big guy, those boots are perfect for you!
Good video my first time polishing
Really pleasant to watch,very relaxing video and also helpful.Thank you.
Restoong a $15 pait of Justin boots with the same products. Amazing the difference just in the conditioner alone.
This is very informative. Gives me flashbacks of my cadet days.
spit'n shine is never forgotten
That is insane, they look amazing, great work man!
Those are great looking boots. VERY NICE.
Incredible! Gonna have to get me some of this stuff, I also have some Ariats that could use some more love. Saddle soap just isn't cutting it anymore.
Awesome video. They look like new ones.
Thanks for watching
Eric you mentioned shining military boots . Are you in the military ? If so Thank You for Your Service .
Bob Shaw I served 5 years in the Marines as a 0331. Deployed once to Afghanistan in 2010. Thank you.
@@BtRct Yut! Machine Guns!
@@BtRct thanks for your service
I have the same boots but I need revive them like you. Thanks for the video.
I counted all the times you brushed and polished... it was exactly 4,345. Nice job 👍🏽
Not bad! They came out nice! It would have been nice to have seen the sole reconditioned and the edges dressed. The leather sole after sitting for so long is surely dried out. Conditioning the bottom of the sole would have brought back flexibility and softness that you would definitely feel when you wore them. Just my 2 cents.... but they look amazing! Nothing better than a good pair of brown boots for everyday wear!
Very nice! Thanks. I have a pair I'm trying to fix up
Job well done brotha. Will definitely be purchasing the same two products you use. I got a pair of Ariat Ramblers.
Those are some nice boots man! :)
Jason .-. Thank you, I actually just ordered another pair of Ariats last night. I've been trying to buy a pair of Ariat Sport Patriots for months but stores/websites didn't have them in stock or if they did they didn't have my size. Boot Barn finally got them back in stock online and they were having a sale.
Eric Romero are Ariats worth it? I usually just buy Justins and tony lamas.
Jason .-. I would be lying to you if I told you that Ariat is better than everyone else. Its just my own personal preference. Tony Lama and Justins are also highly reputable brands of boots that have been around a long time. As long as they are comfy for you and you like the design, thats all that matters. Unless I see the boot shaft I usually can't tell what brand of boots anyone else is wearing unless it is Lucchese; those ones usually have exotic designs that stand out.
Eric Romero thanks for the advise, man. I'll definitely be getting a pair when I get paid ^.^
Jason .-. I like Twisted X boots
Man those are a nice pair of boots
I'm a reseller and sell plenty of cowboy western boots. i have a pair of cody james used boots that i've cleaned and shined but needed to see what to shine the shaft with and because they have embroidery on the shaft (i will also buy the neutral). as with my other western boots, they weren't as dry and drab as these are. i will be buying the scout kit. i thought those boots were a goner. :)
Nice results, thanks for sharing.
Miguel Chavez Thank you, if you have any questions just leave a comment below.
Eric Romero what kind of boots are these? Just ariat work boots?
Wow, my boots look little more messed up than that but im sure this stuff will bring it back to life
Great looking boots
WOW... Thanks... I'm gonna do this with my cracking boots!
Fantastic Job!