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Here are the recipes mixed (combined) shoe polishes.

Combined Shoe Cream

This cream of various colors is made in the usual way, with the only difference that the color is either completely absent or achieved by adding a small amount of water-soluble aniline dye.

Beeswax 400 g;
Ceresin 400 g;
Carnauba wax 150 g;
Yellow soap 180 g;
Turpentine 1,5 l.

Cut the soap into shavings and dissolve it when heated in a minimum amount of water. Separately, melt the first three substances in turpentine over low heat, stir well and add the fat-soluble aniline dye, and then gradually add the soap solution. All this mass must be thoroughly stirred until the mixture begins to thicken, then pour into jars.

The amount of paint is determined from experience, depending on a particular shade. The density of the composition depends on the amount of turpentine used.

Shoe cream in different colors

Crystal soda 300 g;
Marseille soap 30 g;
Wax yellow 250 g;
Carnauba wax 150 g;
Light pine resin 40 g;
Tartar salt 50 g;
Turpentine 250 g;
Water 3 l.

Dissolve baking soda in water and add soap. Bring the liquid to a boil and add the resin and wax. Boil until a homogeneous mass is obtained, after which tartaric salt is added in small portions. Allow the mass to cool slightly and add turpentine paint. Stir until it begins to thicken, then pour into tins.

Of the paints, you can use any aniline paint that is soluble in fats (nigrosine, chrysaniline, bismarck).

Cream for colored shoes

Beeswax 1100 g;
Japanese wax 300 g;
Resins 500 g;
Paraffin 400 g;
Soda 400 g;
Water 5 l;
Turpentine 2 l.

Mix in the color of your choice. Cooking in the usual way (see above).

Combined shoe polish without wax

Paraffin 300 g;
Ceresin 100 g;
Lanolin crude 100 g;
Caustic soda solution 38 °Be 20 g;
Nigrosine, soluble in fats 50 g;
Turpentine 1800

Heat paraffin, ceresin and lanolin to 120 °C and carefully add sodium hydroxide solution in small portions. When the initially formed foam disappears, allow the mixture to cool to 100 °C and dissolve nigrosin in this mass. When the mass has cooled to 55-75 °C, add turpentine. The mixture is stirred until cooled and the jars are filled with it.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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