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Here are the recipes liquid compositions for cleaning canvas and canvas shoes.

Solution for black shoes

Wood alcohol 400 g;
Lamp black 400 g;
Shellac 75 g.

Dissolve shellac in alcohol and add soot, stir thoroughly and leave to stand overnight.

This product is usually filled in 100 gram bottles with very wide necks or jars with a small sponge attached to the cork with a wire.

Solution for white shoes

Zinc oxide 50 g;
Bleached shellac 75 g;
Borax 25 g;
Sugar 50 g;
Glycerin 25 g;
Water 250 g;
Pipe clay (kaolin) 60 g

Dissolve borax in water, add shellac and boil until shellac is completely dissolved. Remove from heat, add sugar and glycerin, then stir and add clay. When everything is well mixed, add zinc oxide, stir again and pour into jars.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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