[benje]

hi, anyone know any good tips on filling the crease in the leather to make them look a little cleaner, anyone found anything good thats not that white shoe squeeze thing which makes the whole shoe look rubbish

[BNutter]

I would like to know to and if anyone else knows how to get the stiching brighter that would be very helpful too.

[huy]

I can't help with your problem but you can use shoe trees to keep the shoes from creasing too much in the first place.

[finalist]

not a perfect answer, but I think it was Deerslayer who suggested tooth paste to clean white shoes, and boy does it work! Especially whitening toothpaste. Do not use a tooth brush though. Use a soft sponge and loads of toothpaste. Your dirty shoes will be naturally bright and smell great! It also fights bacteria/fungus!

[demetri17]

huy, on Jun 30 2009, 11:44 AM, said:

I can't help with your problem but you can use shoe trees to keep the shoes from creasing too much in the first place.

use shoe trees but have the same problem. its only with the smooth leather though

[benje]

toothpaste doesnt seem to fill the dark patches in the creases, i hate that white shoe stuff,

[tpariff]

Have you tried the Magic Eraser? It does wonders for cleaning white golf shoes. I'm guessing the dirty cracks (ha, ha) are a result of not wiping the shoes clean after use. I always wipe mine with a wet towel, then a dry towel before putting the shoe trees in and storing them in the shoe bags. I use a cleaner like the Magic Eraser when they get dirtier than normal.

http://www.mrclean.c...-extra-power.do

Kevin

[woodlandsgolfer]

benje, on Jun 30 2009, 10:26 AM, said:

hi, anyone know any good tips on filling the crease in the leather to make them look a little cleaner, anyone found anything good thats not that white shoe squeeze thing which makes the whole shoe look rubbish

Use the footjoy cleaner cream and polish. They sell it as a white shoe cleaner/polish box at Golf Galaxy for like $8. I use it after I wear them everytime. After a round, you can see the creases again but they look brand new when cleaned and polished. I only polish the toes after every round. The rest of the shoe stays pretty clean and doesn't get polished as often.

Also helps when you have a pebble-grain leather and these tend to be a more-durable leather and don't show the creases as much.
These are post-round.

[Fedor Emelianenko]

wow, that picture above is incredible