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Cleaning white boots
- Thread starter lobo
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I hate black boots, they are so ugly. I only wash my boots when theres mud on them, not when there dirty, depends wat u want to clean i guess.Mud is hard to take out tho, especially when its gotten time to harden.HellsideUltras
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blah! i have nike mercurial vapors the white ones and they are easy to clean but after my 2nd game and all those blisters on the bottom of my foot, i decided to throw them in the closet and wear back my Nike mercurial R9 copper ones that ronaldinho use to wear
and i love em
So now my new white mercurial vapors are now used for practice only, where they belong
and i love em So now my new white mercurial vapors are now used for practice only, where they belong 
:boohoo:i thought it was common knowledge as to how you clean your boots? Water is just to get the initial dirt off.
What i do after every use is this:
Take one of those finger nail scrubbers (or any stiffer brush that you have that you can put under water, and isnt stiff enough to damage the leather), run it under the tap then scrub the boots to get the dirt off. Maybe take a wet cloth to it if it's needed to get the loose dirt off. Then dry with another cloth.
Now the treatment.
After cleaning i spread and work in mink oil with a cloth. Vaseline works as well, anything that will protect and keep the leather soft.
Repeat after every use and you shouldn't have any problems.
If you lose the white colour, it's cause you arn't doing this and leaving the dirt on. I guess if its left on and put through the elements with old dirt on then its gonna stain the leather, so dont do that.
I've got the Silver Beckham Pulses on their way, and they're gonna be shining from start to finish. Show your boots some respect and they'll treat you well.
-edit- the only time i've used coloured polish is when i've damaged the leather, and even then it's a waste of time because it only helps in the moment. It'll come right off in practice or game.
BTW - Mink oil and vaseline are clear.
What i do after every use is this:
Take one of those finger nail scrubbers (or any stiffer brush that you have that you can put under water, and isnt stiff enough to damage the leather), run it under the tap then scrub the boots to get the dirt off. Maybe take a wet cloth to it if it's needed to get the loose dirt off. Then dry with another cloth.
Now the treatment.
After cleaning i spread and work in mink oil with a cloth. Vaseline works as well, anything that will protect and keep the leather soft.
Repeat after every use and you shouldn't have any problems.
If you lose the white colour, it's cause you arn't doing this and leaving the dirt on. I guess if its left on and put through the elements with old dirt on then its gonna stain the leather, so dont do that.
I've got the Silver Beckham Pulses on their way, and they're gonna be shining from start to finish. Show your boots some respect and they'll treat you well.
-edit- the only time i've used coloured polish is when i've damaged the leather, and even then it's a waste of time because it only helps in the moment. It'll come right off in practice or game.
BTW - Mink oil and vaseline are clear.