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White Shoe Dye

GRK5under

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As anyone had experience repairing scuffs or cracked parts of their white golf shoes with a particular product?  If so, what product dyes into and stays in the shoe.  The cheap stuff I bought at Rite Aid wore off after one cleaning subsequent to application.


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  On 3/27/2016 at 4:20 PM, GRK5under said:

As anyone had experience repairing scuffs or cracked parts of their white golf shoes with a particular product?  If so, what product dyes into and stays in the shoe.  The cheap stuff I bought at Rite Aid wore off after one cleaning subsequent to application.

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I once used snow, and it worked brilliantly. Then it melted :-D

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Use neutral shoe polish on your shoes before you wear them out on the course the first time and take care of them like you would a pair of dress shoes.

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I bought a German product named "Buffalo" which helped optically, but if you look closer you can still see the cracks and grey lines shining through. DrvFrShow is right: taking care of them from the very beginning is the best way!

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