reply to post by 12m8keall2c
My Dad wore those type of dickie shoes when he worked at Fort Eustis as a mechanic. His stayed that shiny, or better. Not sure why, but his never
had the excessive creases that yours have. He claims that spit shining makes them crack worse, and he never used much water on his.
US military shoe shining tactics, page 4
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reply posted on 13-11-2011 @ 01:27 PM by 12m8keall2c
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As I said, they weren't always in this type condition. Often sitting out on the backporch as utility shoes, even sitting through an entire winter there.
think dried out, mud-encrusted clod hoppers ... hence the deep creases, cuts and scars form the tiller and such
As I said, they weren't always in this type condition. Often sitting out on the backporch as utility shoes, even sitting through an entire winter there.
think dried out, mud-encrusted clod hoppers ... hence the deep creases, cuts and scars form the tiller and such
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