Scuff Marks on White Leather Shoes
Christina
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RE: Scuff Marks on White Leather Shoes
Wow, black Fluevogs, iguana leather... white scuff mark. Rubbing alcohol fixed them up in an instant with no damage to the boot. Fantastic. So relieved.
Post By Matt (Guest Post)
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Tried it on gold plastic shoes and it eat the gold off in a patch.
Post By Linda (Guest Post)
RE: Scuff Marks on White Leather Shoes
HI,
I want to start a shoe shining business do you think using toothpaste or nail polish is ideal in removing scuff marks on shoes is their not some kind of liquid or chemical that i can apply to the shoe that would not damage the shoe. if their is such a product where can i purchase it.
Clifton
Post By clifton (Guest Post)
RE: Scuff Marks on White Leather Shoes
I am fairly annoyed! I just brought new $120 white boots, that I saved and saved for (I am only 15), and they already had scuff marks on them (can't take them back because they were marked down). I tried the nail polish remover, only a little near the heel and it has made it ten times worse!
Post By Alice (Guest Post)
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I tried some nail polish remover and it worked. Then to get out the dirt I used some toothpaste which also works. Then your shoes look perfectly new again.
Post By YungNash (Guest Post)
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I tried the nail polish remover. It was amazing. I would have expected it to damage the shoes, but just the opposite happened. Just think of all the shoes I threw/gave away because I couldn't get the scuff marks out. Now I know. Thank you!
Post By Marcia (Guest Post)
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I tried the nail polish remover. It was amazing. I would have expected it to damage the shoes, but just the opposite happened. Just think of all the shoes I threw/gave away because I couldn't get the scuff marks out. Now I know. Thank you!
Post By Marcia (Guest Post)
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I tried everthing to remove scuff marks and nothing worked, but the nail polish remover did the trick. Thanks
Post By Jan (Guest Post)
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Nail polish remover worked for my white patent leather shoes too. I'd tried everything including wd40 - but this worked with no side-effects to the shoes.
Post By Sarah (Guest Post)
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Thank you sooo much for this!! You have helped me save my White John Fluevogs :)
Post By Missy (Guest Post)
RE: Scuff Marks on Leather Sandals
Shoe repair said they could not do anything. I tried tooth paste and other stuff on my Athena Alexander patten leather sandals trying to get off scuff marks. Read this site and tried nail polish and yes it came off. I would of thought it would have ruined them but it worked! Thank you
Post By Darlene (Guest Post)
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Thanks! The nail polish remover worked great on my leather shoes. They had scuffs from 4 yrs ago from my wedding and it took them right off! Now i can wear them again!
Post By Cassie (Guest Post)
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The nail polish remover worked like magic on my leather shoes. The same would trash a synthetic material.
Post By Nellie (Guest Post)
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You guys are absolute lifesavers! I just salvaged my white alfani's because of you =]
Post By Carmela (Guest Post)
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I tried using nail polish remover and they got worse. But then I tried tooth paste and that worked quite well.
Post By jordie (Guest Post)
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OLD SCHOOL SHAVING CREAM WORKS GREAT ON MY WHITE GOLF SHOES!!
Post By david (Guest Post)
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I have used one of those scrubby sponges (like Mr. Clean brand) and the scuff marks disappear!
Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post)
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Target has their proprietory version of Mr. Clean erasers for less money. Ditto for Dollar General stores.
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