1. Starting with a new pair of these boots,(I got them at bootbarn.com a couple months ago for cheap
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2. Next, I coated them with a layer of Brown Pecards, and let them set another 3 days. After wiping off the excess, they looked like this( next to untouched boot, and an Alden for comparison). This is indoors.
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And this is outdoors.
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3. Then, I put a coat of Brick colored Meltonian(Alden color) on them and let it dry overnight.
4. Finally, I buffed that out, put one more coat of it on, let it dry for a minute or two and buffed that out to a beautiful luster! Here are the final pics!
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And one more by the Alden. You can see the subtle red/Alden color that is now in the J.Crew boot. I REALLY like how they turned out! They really didn't match the "Indy" outfit the color that they were. Now they are perfect. AND the leather is no longer nubuck-like. It is now a smooth leather and looks much more like the Aldens leather!
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have a nice day.