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Advice on friction burn on knee of trousers

Timistry · 2009-05-04 22:55:18

I slipped going up a wet stairs at the weekend and this caused a friction burn on the right knee of a pair of suit pants (88% polyester, 12% viscose). There is now a shiny patch on the knee about the size of a stamp. Is there any way to make it less obvious?

04-05-2009 10:55pm

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Timistry

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I slipped going up a wet stairs at the weekend and this caused a friction burn on the right knee of a pair of suit pants (88% polyester, 12% viscose). There is now a shiny patch on the knee about the size of a stamp. Is there any way to make it less obvious?

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#2 05-05-2009 6:52pm

baby and crumble

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for some reason that old trick for carpets about melting an ice cube into it and then dry brushing the area is coming to m ind, but i doubt that'd do much... could try it though.

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