How to Remove Dye from Suede Shoes
Fill the shoes with newspaper or a similar material., Apply pressure and brush the stain., Brush harder.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Fill the shoes with newspaper or a similar material.
Crumple up newspaper, printer paper, or something similar.
Then, insert it into your shoes.
This will make sure your shoes hold their shape as you clean then.
Otherwise, you could damage their shape., Use a bristled brush to brush the suede in one direction.
While you want to make sure you're pushing down, don't push too hard.
It is important that you apply only as much pressure as needed to remove the stain.
In the end, brushing may have the effect of removing stained fibers from your shoes., If your initial brushing doesn’t remove the stained fibers, you need to go back and brush harder.
This time, apply a lot more pressure with the bristled brush.
Brush your shoes in a back-and-forth motion.
Rub until you’ve reduced the stain substantially or it is gone entirely. -
Step 2: Apply pressure and brush the stain.
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Step 3: Brush harder.
Detailed Guide
Crumple up newspaper, printer paper, or something similar.
Then, insert it into your shoes.
This will make sure your shoes hold their shape as you clean then.
Otherwise, you could damage their shape., Use a bristled brush to brush the suede in one direction.
While you want to make sure you're pushing down, don't push too hard.
It is important that you apply only as much pressure as needed to remove the stain.
In the end, brushing may have the effect of removing stained fibers from your shoes., If your initial brushing doesn’t remove the stained fibers, you need to go back and brush harder.
This time, apply a lot more pressure with the bristled brush.
Brush your shoes in a back-and-forth motion.
Rub until you’ve reduced the stain substantially or it is gone entirely.
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