- First, use a dry soft cloth to surface dirt and grubby marks. This will also help restore its soft and fuzzy texture.
- Use the suede eraser to remove any visible scuff marks.
- After erasing, take your suede or nubuck brush and brush on the material.
- Brush toward fabric’s grain to abstain from tearing or harming the material’s surface.
- Shake your leather protector spray designed specifically for suede or nubuck. Apply the spray to the material to protect it from any future stains.
- Take a damp cloth and begin to wipe away any dust or debris that has accumulated onto the leather material.
- Apply a thick layer of your liquid product or spray that is specially formulated for all patent leathers.
- Allow the leather to dry.
- Lastly, buff the patent leather to a high shine using a cotton chamois. This will help work up the high-gloss shine.
Nubuck Leather and Suede Care
Special care needs to be taken for both Nubuck leather and Suede. This is because their extremely absorbent and will wet immediately. They need to be dried quickly upon wetting and needs to be brushed after the cleaning process. The only difference is that Suede leather has been sanded down on the inner layer of the skin, while the Nubuck is sanded on the exterior. When handling Nubuck leather or Suede, it’s important to invest on a fine suede or nubuck brush. You would also need a good suede eraser to help wipe away any specific stains.
Learning how to clean patent leather shoes is easy, but they must be cared for differently than ordinary calfskin shoes. The looks for patent leather can vary between smooth or embossed, or it can have a crumpled appearance. Because of this, it is recommended that you frequently use a cleaning cloth. It’s also wise to use a gentle foam product for cleaning and retaining the elasticity of the patent leather material. Special liquid products or sprays are the perfect solutions to consider handling patent leather.
Of all the items that people have in storage, your leather essentials are expected to stay in good condition. Careful attention to the storage of your leather goods will enhance and lengthen their lifespan.
- Store your leather goods in dry places. Stuff newspaper (wrapped in tracing paper) into the bag during storage. Following this top tip also helps maintain the shape of the bag.
- For light colored products, avoid storing bags in areas that are directly exposed to sunlight.
- Wrap your leather in plastic to help lock in moisture.
- For outerwear, hang coats and jackets on wide, padded hangers so the garment maintains its shape.
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