Bright suede shoes and stubborn stains
I made myself a little smart - and after a suede eraser did not bring the desired effect - and I would like to use because of the delicate leather, no harsh chemical agents, I came up with the idea to edit the hard spots with sandpaper. However, this ruined (depending on the grain) the shoes.
Here is the tip:
Simply use a flexible plastic nail file for the stains to be treated. First, the rough side for the stubborn dirt, then the fine side for rework.
Then use the suede eraser for a thorough cleaning, brushing, impregnating and done.
With this method, I got Kirschlikörflecken and blood from my bright yellow Dockers and that to 98% (in some places I did not get ran).
