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Question on cleaning pair of shoes

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  • 06-12-2012 2:35am
    #1
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    Soooo i dunno if this is right place if not then sure push me in right direction :pac:

    But anyways i bought pair of these shoes there couple weeks ago http://uk.shopping.com/pod-raz/info

    I am just wondering as there leather what not your typical kinda leather shoes how do i go about cleaning them without damaging them??

    Since day one they have being getting these dark patchs and i really need to clean them cause gonna look **** after a while.

    I already got a protection spray from clarks but that just protects them for a bit wont clean the shoe.

    Anyway any tips would be great :)


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    Stheno
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    Suede cleaner and a proper brush.

    Then leave them to dry for a few hours.


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    Stheno wrote: »
    Suede cleaner and a proper brush.

    Then leave them to dry for a few hours.
    Dont need any kinda special leather crap no??

    What kinda brush? Only ones i have are ones use to polish shoes.


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    Stheno
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    angerfist2009 wrote: »
    Dont need any kinda special leather crap no??

    What kinda brush? Only ones i have are ones use to polish shoes.

    You need a suede brush, it has bristles on one side, and a rubbery section on the other.
    Just ask any decent shoe shop and they will have one.

    Use the bristles to clean, and the rubbery bit to smooth out any marks.


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