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Scuff marks on patent shoes

Sunny Dayz · 2013-01-03 14:20:02

Bought a pair of black high heeled patent platform court shoes in the sales, Pennys €9 - bargain! I try not to buy Pennys heels I as don't find them that comfortable. However these one's actually are, albeit a big high for me but I said today I would wear them to work to break them in (office so no standing around!).…

03-01-2013 3:20pm

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Sunny Dayz

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Bought a pair of black high heeled patent platform court shoes in the sales, Pennys €9 - bargain! I try not to buy Pennys heels I as don't find them that comfortable. However these one's actually are, albeit a big high for me but I said today I would wear them to work to break them in (office so no standing around!).

However, I was walking over to the car at lunchtime and stumbled in them (luckily not too many people saw!) - but the front left shoe is now scuffed around the toe area. I'm so disappointed as they were nice and shiney!

Is there anything I can do to get rid of the scuff marks or will I just have to wait until they fade/shoes get worn?

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#2 05-01-2013 6:27pm

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My mam used to have a Punch scuff thing for her shoes - like a liquid you rub in - it just blends it in a bit. Might end up costing you nearly €9 though - shoe products are usually so expensive!

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