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I would like to have the toe caps painted on a pair of my Service shoes.
Does anyone know who is still doing this and have contact details?
Does anyone know who is still doing this and have contact details?
That's the stuff!! better than paint as it flexed a little. Also I remember some tried a floor polish called Klear that gave reasonable results.Flexane.
Yes, it was Duel floor polish for us. Some said to polish your shoes with Duel then bake them in the oven. I suspected it was a p1ss take but it could have been true. I didn't want to risk it so just polished mine as instructed.That's the stuff!! better than paint as it flexed a little. Also I remember some tried a floor polish called Klear that gave reasonable results.
Looks like Klear like most things I remember is now part of history
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I would like to have the toe caps painted on a pair of my Service shoes.
Does anyone know who is still doing this and have contact details?
In the days of beards and tattoos, do the RAF still bother with this bulled toecap crap?
AKA - Auxiliary TradesSome trades do....think the important ones like PTI, MT, Admin, some elements of TG4.....
I don’t work on an RAF Station. Hence need contact details.
So why the need for shiny shoes?I don’t work on an RAF Station. Hence need contact details.
Posting your shoes?.........I've heard it all now.Can get to Brize or Cosford easily enough plus posting them might be an option?
The usual t@ssers.Some trades do....think the important ones like PTI, MT, Admin, some elements of TG4.....
Not cheap. Got some for the Jag at Bentwaters. Not cheap at all.Typing 'Flexane' into Google gets you some results. Looks bloody expensive though, glad I was able to half inch from the HAZMAT ISO out the back of the hangar.