Hey everyone. It has now been a few seasons since the Antik Cervo line first made its debut. I remember we had a discussion about their weakness for scuffing. I also remember several suggestions made as to how to prevent or fix this.
One mentioned shoe polish. I tried mink oil. I was not too satisfied with the result.
I also notice that there were several batches of the antik cervo with varying look, some more glossy, some more matted, some more whiskey and some more coffee in their shades of brown. And I am wondering if each of these responded differently to the various treatments we attempted to fix the scuffing.
I am just wondering how everyone's antik cervos are holding up and if you have any suggestions now - 2 years on - about which treatment or preventive methods work best for you?
Although I am very careful with mine, I recently bought pre-loved ones (not being able to afford to buy them all at retail) which are scuffed around the edges and corners.
I am mainly talking about the cacao I suppose, as the darkness of the brown made the scuffs on them more obvious than on the naturale.
Thanks so much!
One mentioned shoe polish. I tried mink oil. I was not too satisfied with the result.
I also notice that there were several batches of the antik cervo with varying look, some more glossy, some more matted, some more whiskey and some more coffee in their shades of brown. And I am wondering if each of these responded differently to the various treatments we attempted to fix the scuffing.
I am just wondering how everyone's antik cervos are holding up and if you have any suggestions now - 2 years on - about which treatment or preventive methods work best for you?
Although I am very careful with mine, I recently bought pre-loved ones (not being able to afford to buy them all at retail) which are scuffed around the edges and corners.
I am mainly talking about the cacao I suppose, as the darkness of the brown made the scuffs on them more obvious than on the naturale.
Thanks so much!