Welcome back to the Polish-Vlog 😁! A lot of stuff happened since the last blog, so I suggest you read through the last posts to ensure you know what is the main issue, my goal, and how I plan to solve it. I bet those of you who kept track of my Polish-Vlog are probably eager to hear whether or not my idea has worked or not; The thing is, I have both good and bad news about this situation. If we consider the fact of using the method introduced earlier (polishing in areas where there is no high stress, and in places where there is that I should reduce the amount of layers to preserve the shine), it was a great idea, at least it seemed like it. You see, the thing is that my cadet boots are kind of like Poodles – yes, the dog – because they, like their counterpart prefer to be treated in a very high standard, and not everything you introduce to them is always in their liking; the same thing can be said about my boots; any polish that was put on to high stress parts (no matter the amount) was always, and I mean always cracking. This was annoying as I thought I have already relieved the issue, but apparently not. This is very annoying, as it leaves my boot diverse in colour, texture, and smoothness, which is very, and I mean VERY visible from a 3rd person’s perspective. But, I do have some good news, too. For starters, the boots are coming along pretty well (aside from the struggles mentioned earlier) and I can start to see the growth in the depth of colour with every additional layer (what I mean by that is the more polish is put on to a boot, the denser the coat and it absorbs more light). Another good news is that the boot is getting close to competing with people that have the same generation (version) of boots as me; this is especially good for competition, however, I am still yet to get to that level of boot polishing on these boots.
So, what are my solutions to the problems faced? I have a plan, however I am afraid to experiment in case I have to take off the polish again. Top keep intrigue and interest to my posts I will make sure to let you all know of my method/ new Idea. Once again, any questions, comments, or concerns can be left below; Stay safe, and see you in the next one!