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What can I use to take off water marks from black grape 5s? What can I use to make them look darker after cleaning them? Thanks in advance.
Cleaner for black grape 5s
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Wet rag
Wipe em reeeeaaaaaal good then you will be alright
They just shoes
Wipe em reeeeaaaaaal good then you will be alright
They just shoes
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I heard if you use to much water on suede it messes it up. Speaking from experience.
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not a real website.
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Do you guys have any useful advice?
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you have to be kidding? Have you used that?
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They spelled it wrong B
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Great product and super fast shipping, listen to the man this stuff is the ****.
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you're in the wrong section of the forum that is why everybody is BSn you
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then refer me to the correct spot. New to this. No need to be trolls.
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sneaker care and maintenance thread in general to which you have been in there 30 minutes agothen refer me to the correct spot. New to this. No need to be trolls.
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No one answered so I made my own post. Don't appreciate the trolls.sneaker care and maintenance thread in general to which you have been in there 30 minutes ago
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You dudes are a**holes, man.
The care and maintenance threads typically take loner to get responses to.
But in all sincerity, I heard cleaning them with regular soap and water works to remove the stains. Then afterwards, use a little bit of baby oil. I'm not 100% sure on this anymore since I haven't cleaned shoes in years. But I think it used to work for me back in the day. By now there's probably some legit suede cleaner out here.
The care and maintenance threads typically take loner to get responses to.
But in all sincerity, I heard cleaning them with regular soap and water works to remove the stains. Then afterwards, use a little bit of baby oil. I'm not 100% sure on this anymore since I haven't cleaned shoes in years. But I think it used to work for me back in the day. By now there's probably some legit suede cleaner out here.
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well.....I really don't know what to tell you at this pointNo one answered so I made my own post. Don't appreciate the trolls.sneaker care and maintenance thread in general to which you have been in there 30 minutes ago
Good luck with that homie
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The garbage can. Those shoes are horrid
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Use a dark colored rag & damp with water then touch up the spots. My ***** was looking for a formula or something to clean the faux suede on those kicks
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I had the same problem
Use 2 parts original pine sol with 1 part Clorox bleach. I knoww what your thinking. (The bleach will bleach the color). It WONT bleach your shoes. The chemical in the pine sole counter acts the bleaching chemical in the Clorox. After you wipe it down with that solution. Wipe a small layer of baby oil on it and it'll be good as new.
don't try this
Use 2 parts original pine sol with 1 part Clorox bleach. I knoww what your thinking. (The bleach will bleach the color). It WONT bleach your shoes. The chemical in the pine sole counter acts the bleaching chemical in the Clorox. After you wipe it down with that solution. Wipe a small layer of baby oil on it and it'll be good as new.
don't try this
