Faded UGG Boots

RE: Faded UGG Boots By eve (Guest Post) I have the same problem, I cant get rid of the salt marks. I've literally tried everything to get the salt marks off my UGGs. :( Posted on 02/08/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Faded UGG Boots By skidkean (Guest Post) So I was just reading all your posts, and I came up with an idea. I tired the bristle hair brush idea, but that did nothing at all. So I went out to my kitchen, took the sprayer, and lightly rubbed it on the salt stained but of my black uggs with medium pressure cold water, and it pretty much did the trick! Posted on 12/29/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Faded UGG Boots By (Guest Post) I had the same problem I had a wring of salt on my boot. If you go to any shoe store that sells UGGS you can get this special cleaning spray that you pray all over the boot than let it dry for about 10min !! It works great! Posted on 11/09/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Faded UGG Boots By Jessica (Guest Post) Alternatively you can go to www.uggbootrepairs.com and they'll do it for you! They did a great job on mine - especially sorting out the water stains on the front. Posted on 10/19/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Faded UGG Boots By Galso (31) Profile Contact Probably best to Clean the boots using Uggs Cleaner and Conditioner. To find it, together with instructions for use on this site about Uggs: http://www.squidoo.com/UggShoes Posted on 09/24/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Faded UGG Boots By purrplekat (86) Contact Get a suede brush, either nylon or metal bristles; could be that the 'fading' you see is just a buildup of salt crystals on the suede that just need to be brushed off. When salt is diluted and spread on a surface then dried, it leaves a whitish haze that could be mistaken for fading. I have had better luck cleaning it from suede than leather, which tends to absorb the moisture and leave a border of salt crystals imbedded in the leather. Good luck; start out gentle, then if you determine it to be a lost cause you can be rough and see if that will work. Posted on 02/21/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Faded UGG Boots By Cyinda (1317) Profile Contact Well, if were me, & they were pretty "trashed", I'd go an unconventional route: I'd first take a stiff brush (like the kind you'd buy at $1 store for scrubbing floors) made of synthetic bristles. You might also think about using a metal brush (like the kind you use to remove old paint), then scrub the pile of the suede with the brush... Brushing will not only help the pile of the suede look better, it will also help clean off any dust & dried on dirt. Next, (& this is the unconventional part) I'd go to a place that sells dried & silk flowers, They sell this wonderful TRANSPARENT (permanent) coloring spray for dried flowers... My granddaughter's Uggs are light pink. I don't know what color yours are, but this stuff comes in many, many colors... (If I were doing her Uggs, I'd buy a light pink color) It's in a spray can (don't buy the stuff in a pump bottle, as this kind splatters)... It's looks like a "spray paint", but it acts more like a dye... because of it's transparency... This transparent dye/paint could really freshen up your Uggs... If it were me, I'd buy the same color as the boots were originally... You can always add a second coat to darken them up a bit if you like. When they are totally dry, brush them with the scrub brush again to help lift up the pile of the suede. (or fake suede, whatever they are made of). * If you don't like the idea of going through all this hassle, then look in your local yellow pages under "Boot Repair" or "Shoe Repair"... These shoe & boot repairmen can really work wonders... Why not let them have ago at it? Posted on 02/21/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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