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Once a common practice for decades, then a novelty, the (almost) forgotten art of shoe-shining is making a steady comeback. The reason? Kevin Tuohy, founding partner of The Shoeshine Guild, a San ...

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Shine King has been doing business a block south of the Green Line since 1970. I shine my shoes with a Kiwi Leather Care Kit I bought at Walgreens: a sponge applicator, a horsehair brush, a rag, and ...

Charles Palmer shines a pair of his own black dress shoes in his shop. He says he'll treat every pair that comes through his doors like his own. Charles Palmer brushed a black dress shoe gently, yet ...