can anyone describe the tools he uses?

thanks. are there any specialty shops that sells such stuff? 1 place where one can get all 1 shot, instead of buying piece by piece

What's the correct way?
Apply cream, then polish?
If I were to only use one, cream would be preferable?
Polish is to get the shine, whereas cream is to keep the leather nourished and supple (plus a bit of shine)?

Renovateur is if one is feeling rich? Renomat is to strip all and start cream-polish?

Can I use saphir cream and kiwi wax?

Alright. Thanks!

shoes should fit snug. so if i can squeeze a finger in at the heel, its not snug enough? thats 43 for me. 42 is ok, with only the width feeling a bit tight.
i should go with 42?

Thanks for all the replies. Actually I'm swapping the shoe, cause bought wrong model. So might as well try the sizes again. haha.
But the 2 models share the same last, so no choice.
The thing that 'intrigues' me is when I'm standing straight, the part after the top eyelets, probably 1 inch away, sort of bend outwards (for e.g. an A4 paper, u push the shorter ends towards each other, that kinda shape). I was expecting it to hug or sit close to my foot.

ya. thats it.

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q...oBcviFqjgr1GfRF

I have flat foot.
In the end it turned out ok. The design I swapped to didn't have the bowing problem. A happy man now.

same pair as these.
https://www.facebook.com/atelier.llyr/photo...6709141/?type=1