You will use less and less as you go on, but you need to build a layer of polish to polish upon first. Please also consult your physician for a complete list of indications, warnings, precautions, adverse events, clinical results, and other important medical information. My standard answer is that it depends on the state of the boot, how long you have been "bulling" for overall and how much time and effort you have put into the process. Kiwi has been dedicated to developing market-leading foot and shoe care products for over a century after William Ramsey innovated the first restorative boot polish in 1908. No refunds or exchanges will be made for incomplete, damaged or unsealed goods, including damage to original packaging.

Keeping your appearance above 100% will never hinder your Cadet career, and having shiny shoes will make you stand out from the crowd as someone who cares about the way they look in uniform. You should contact the manufacturer directly for clarification as to product labeling and packaging details and recommended use.For extra shine, apply another light coat, sprinkle with a little water, and buff with a soft cloth.

Its unique blend of natural waxes, including Carnauba Wax, promotes a protective layer on the leather surface to defend against day to day wear and tear. When you have been applying thick layers for some time, you will notice that you are beginning to build up a thick layer of polish over the toe cap, the scratches and scrapes will start to disappear the more layers you apply. Whenever you feel the pressure or roughness coming back, apply more liquid to the cloth not to the boot itself. The first thing you will notice is that whilst polishing, it feels "rough" and is almost putting pressure back onto the duster, making the process harder. Information on this site including any product label or packaging should not be considered as a substitute for advice from a healthcare professional.If you want to cheat, after you've got a reasonable coat of polish on the boots, you can top it up with a liquid polish (I can hear the groans already! Start your next layer, when it feels "rough", apply more liquid, when the swirls start to go away, apply your next layer!