Sissy Maid Boots Polish Training By Nina
I would like to have my leather boots nice and shiny. You, shoe shine slave, perform the duty.
Before you begin to polish my boots, you need to make sure that you clean the boots of any dirt or debris. Make sure that the bottoms of the boots are free from any dirt or debris as well. Use toothpicks or your tongue to pull anything out of the treads.
If there is dirt on the leather surface, lick them to clean. I want to avoid getting too much water on the leather, so just lick the dirt part lest you ruin its appearance. Then rub with the soft cloth and let them dry naturally.
When they are dry you start polishing. Use an appropriate polish to nourish the leather and rub it all over the boot. You may not need to nourish the leather every time you clean and polish my boots but you should certainly do this each time my boots get wet, especially for someone who can't help himself but lick the boots in front of his face! Remember to dry them naturally before start polishing. If you lick them again, you have to let them dry again and you are doing the same thing forever (what a pity habit)!
...ok, assuming you finished polishing, then you will need to buff and shine. Use the piece of nylon hose. Smooth it over all of the exposed areas of the boot. By they way, these are my used nylon hose. You might want to smell the pantyhose you are holding, but hurry, move the pantyhose quickly over the boot so that the excess polish is removed.
Make my boots nice and shiny - and make me smile. This duty can take some time, but you wouldn't mind getting a greasy look would you? This is an honor and a privilege.
Quoted from Nina's Life-Long Nap
Before you begin to polish my boots, you need to make sure that you clean the boots of any dirt or debris. Make sure that the bottoms of the boots are free from any dirt or debris as well. Use toothpicks or your tongue to pull anything out of the treads.
If there is dirt on the leather surface, lick them to clean. I want to avoid getting too much water on the leather, so just lick the dirt part lest you ruin its appearance. Then rub with the soft cloth and let them dry naturally.
When they are dry you start polishing. Use an appropriate polish to nourish the leather and rub it all over the boot. You may not need to nourish the leather every time you clean and polish my boots but you should certainly do this each time my boots get wet, especially for someone who can't help himself but lick the boots in front of his face! Remember to dry them naturally before start polishing. If you lick them again, you have to let them dry again and you are doing the same thing forever (what a pity habit)!
...ok, assuming you finished polishing, then you will need to buff and shine. Use the piece of nylon hose. Smooth it over all of the exposed areas of the boot. By they way, these are my used nylon hose. You might want to smell the pantyhose you are holding, but hurry, move the pantyhose quickly over the boot so that the excess polish is removed.
Make my boots nice and shiny - and make me smile. This duty can take some time, but you wouldn't mind getting a greasy look would you? This is an honor and a privilege.
Quoted from Nina's Life-Long Nap
