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My father-in-law went for a walk in the woods in nubuck shoes. It wasn't wet but the leaves were damp and some water got into his shoes.
Now he has "tide-marks" or water marks on them.
I realise he should have known better and they should have had protector on them, but given they are now soiled, does anyone know a way to get rid of the marks, or at least make them better
Katey Nixon, Gloucestershire, England
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Water sunk into my suede boots
I woke up and put my boots on. I didn't see the wet stain until my friend told me. I freaked out. I waited until my boots were dry to scrub them with a dry towel. But you can also use corn meal to get the wet stains out.
Posted on 01/05/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Water Marks On suede Shoes
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By ugly boots (Guest Post)
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i have a real ugly water stain on my suede boots. i tried almost every thing can u help me?
Posted on 12/26/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Water Marks On Nubuck Shoes
I have a stone that is made precisely for this purpose. I also have a tool that is a stone on one side, and a brush on the other side. You use the stone to rub the stain away, and the brush to return the nap of the nubuck to it's original condition. I suspect these tools are easily found at most shoe stores. In this country, we can even find them in discount stores like Walmart. They are quite inexpensive, and work quite well. I use them all the time on nubuck -- even shoes that I have treated with some sort of waterproofing spray.
Posted on 06/17/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Water Marks On Nubuck Shoes
I'm not clear if the problem is dirt, dark water stains, or white water marks. For dirt, try saddle soap, but be careful. For dark stains, try a bit of baking soda/water paste on a soft brush and gently brush the marks. For white water marks, use the soft brush dipped in white vinegar. Try to not make another "wet" stain, keep the brush as dry as you can whether you're using the baking soda or the vinegar, a little goes a long way. You can also try (this is a weird one but sometimes works) Rosebud lip salve on a brush, the salve has borax as an ingredient and an oil base. Use very sparingly. After any treatment, brush off or wipe off any residue and then use some protectant spray after the shoes are completely dry and free of residue.
Posted on 05/19/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse
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