I have never owned a pair of chukka boots before; I don't know why...I just never fancied them. Well I stumbled across a pair on eBAY and put in a low-ish bid on a pair of brown shell cordovan Allen Edmonds Dundees. The boots themselves looked a little rough (scratches, but no scuffs/cuts/nicks) but I knew I have the tools and skills to clean them up.I ended up winning the boots for $220, and it turns out the seller was just up the road so we met in person to do the exchange. The first pic is the boots as I received them, and when I got home this afternoon I knew my process would be:1) Warm, damp cloth to remove dirt2) Let them dry3) Saphir Reno4) Let them dry5) Brush vigirously 6) A light coat of AE brown shell cordovan cream7) Brush and buff8) A coat of edge dressingI think they turned out great! Brown shell, for me at least, always seems to be finicky...but you can't argue with how it looks when it is all shined up!