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shoe polish
(redirected from Boot Polish)

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Noun1.shoe polish - a substance used to produce a shiny protective surface on footwearshoe polish - a substance used to produce a shiny protective surface on footwear
polish - a preparation used in polishing
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shoe polish nlucido da or per scarpe

shoe polish ورنيش الأحذية krém na boty skopudsecreme Schuhcreme βερνίκι παπουτσιών betún kengänkiilloke cirage pasta za cipele lucido da scarpe 靴墨 구두 광택제 schoensmeer skokrem pasta do butów graxa de sapato крем для обуви skokräm ยาขัดรองเท้า ayakkabı cilası xi đánh giày 鞋油


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Remember if you've been slapping on that black colour that looks no more natural than boot polish then the correction may take several visits before the colour is rectified.
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