Cleaning Lymphatic Fluid Stains From Leather Shoes

RE: Cleaning Lymphatic Fluid Stains From Leather Shoes Post by cookwie (859) | (09/29/2007) Profile | Contact After you get the shoes back to a decent usable color, don't forget to give 'em a top coat of something that will make them imprevious to water damage and then keep re-applying it as per directions on the bottle or can as the protection does wear off. Maybe something called, "waterproofing," for leather. RE: Cleaning Lymphatic Fluid Stains From Leather Shoes Post by azDana (100) | (09/28/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact If polish doesn't work, maybe shoe dye would help? I haven't been in Kmart's shoe department in awhile, but the last time I was there, they sold shoe dye next to the women's pumps for weddings. I seem to recall it being rather inexpensive, because I actually considered buying some of their dyable shoes and experimenting with colors. If that doesn't work, maybe some dark fabric paint from your local craft shop? You could start by checking online at www.joann.com to see if they have paint that will "stick" to the material of your shoes. Hope this helps. :-) RE: Cleaning Lymphatic Fluid Stains From Leather Shoes Post by camo_angels (697) | (09/27/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact I would check at a shoe repair or higher end store and see about dye, or if they are standard black/brown, then give them a good polish. I personally use babywipes for the initial cleaning, as it keeps things supple, but the ingredients knock out the grimiest mess. Good luck!