When I was a small child, I remember my mother raiding my crayon box to color in nicks and scuff marks on her brightly colored high heels. Well, these days it may be colored leather tennis shoes, a leather vest or fancy cowboy boots, but the idea still works. (Especially if you have a box of 64 colors!)
Add your voice! Click below to comment. ThriftyFun is powered by your wisdom!
excellent, i just scuffed my brand new monsoon shoes, sniff sniff, i will def try this
"First heat the area with a blow dryer, that way the color of the crayon actually melts into the leather."
Heat WHICH AREA? Specificity always helps when you're giving a potentially Helpful suggestion (!)
You would want to heat the area where you used the crayon. The specific area would depend on where the initial damage was.
My new Coach purse had a small scratch I could see I assumed everyone could I had some crayons the perfect color heated the inside instead of straight on the leather colored it and used my eyeglass towel to wipe it a hr. later now you can't tell.
Add your voice! Click below to comment. ThriftyFun is powered by your wisdom!
