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The rains make it tough to wear suede as it's difficult to get the stains out. So, here are some tips to keep your shoes looking as good as new during this rainy time.
Brush out the dirt: Use a suede cleaning brush to remove dirt. Avoid going back and forth while brushing. For stubborn dirt marks, try using a pencil eraser.
Scuff marks: For scuffed areas, the suede brush can be used in a back and forth motion. For areas that don't respond, try scraping the area with a knife to lift the nap.
Water stains: To remove water stains, apply a light coat of water with a nail brush. Use a sponge or dry cloth to soak up excess water and then let the shoes dry overnight. Insert a shoe tree or plain paper into the shoe to help it retain its shape.
Protect suede: Use a suede protector spray each after cleaning. Make sure the excess dirt has been removed before doing this.
Brush out the dirt: Use a suede cleaning brush to remove dirt. Avoid going back and forth while brushing. For stubborn dirt marks, try using a pencil eraser.
Scuff marks: For scuffed areas, the suede brush can be used in a back and forth motion. For areas that don't respond, try scraping the area with a knife to lift the nap.
Water stains: To remove water stains, apply a light coat of water with a nail brush. Use a sponge or dry cloth to soak up excess water and then let the shoes dry overnight. Insert a shoe tree or plain paper into the shoe to help it retain its shape.
Protect suede: Use a suede protector spray each after cleaning. Make sure the excess dirt has been removed before doing this.
