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Showing posts with label Sixty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sixty. Show all posts
Wednesday, 21 January 2015
Friday, 9 January 2015
How To Remove Scuff Marks From Gloss Leather, Patent and Patent Leather Shoes
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| Shoes from my personal shoe collection: Zoe Wittner patent leather hidden platform pump, Mollini patent leather hidden platform pump, Bella Moda patent leather hidden platform pump. |
How to remove scuff marks from gloss leather and patent/patent leather shoes which are sealed [...and by sealed I mean finished coated leather which is coated in paint and is waterproof], This will not work on suede or leather shoes that have a natural unsealed finish. These types of leather need special leather and suede waterproofing, and other treatments to remove marks, which I'll write about at another time.
You Will Need
- You will need a small bowl with 1/3 water
- A packet of Mr. Clean Magic Eraser or magic erasers. These erasers are made of a porous melamine material. [Here in Australia I buy Chux Magic Eraser, which comes cut in small cubes and is ideal for removing marks from shoes, as you don't need a large amount. If you buy a larger block, just cut 5 cm square blocks for use. For those who don't know... they look like white sponge cubes and can be found in the cleaning product section of your grocery store. Usually, they will be near the kitchen cleaning items.
- One soft microfiber or cotton cloth for polishing/wiping shoes.
I suggest you wipe shoes over with a light moistened cloth to remove surface dirt and dust before you start. Don't saturate the cloth.
Remove one cube of magic eraser and dip end in water to moisten. Squeeze out any excess water. Now lightly rub over scuff makes and they will disappear. For harder to move spots please be careful not to rub too hard, as you will begin to remove patent or paint from shoe, which in turn will leave a dull or flat spot and you don't want that.
After you have removed the scuff marks from your shoes, wipe shoes over with soft cloth and treat them with your leather or patent treatment. Ta-dah! Good as new! :)
I have used this method on my glossy kid leather Chloé' Sixy' Pumps below and removed all the scuff marks from the toes, sides, and heels. The finish is fabulous! :)
Helpful Tip: Always keep your patent leather separate from other shoes, as the dye will be absorbed by the patent and ruin your patent shoe by staining it!
Next time I will be writing about treating patent leather and gloss leather shoes naturally!
PS: This tutorial will NOT apply to suede or naturally stained 'unsealed' leather.
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Chloé 'Sixy' Pumps
This pair of Chloé 'Sixy' pumps is from my personal shoe collection. I love the versatility and quality of these high-end heels! They have a classic sixties look with a square rounded-off toe and 10 cm block heels. The glossy kid leather upper is in 'coconut' with gold buckles and gold heel trim, and being Chloé, they have leather lining and leather soles, of course. They are very comfortable to wear and can be worn out with your favourite pair of jeans, skirt or pants suit, or even a cute little mini! The beauty of these heels is they're very fashionable and can be worn with the latest fashion of today!
Here is a link to Chloé Chloé at Saks Fifth Avenue Chloé at Net-A-Porter should you wish to purchase Chloé from a reputable sellers online or find a Chloé stockist.
Thank you for reading. :)
Sunday, 4 January 2015
Mad About Shoe
I will share all things shoe here! I'll add handy tips and hints I find regarding shoe DIY, write about shoe designers I love, and styles old and new. I'll show you where and how to find bargains, and how to spot fakes. I'll post lots of links to fabulous sites as well! Lastly, I will share my extensive personal shoe collection with you and include information.
See posts and photos for more information and details about my collection. My perfect shoe size is European size 37. My collection ranges from vintage to the latest in fashion. Almost all of my footwear is leather or leather lined.
I love all kinds of shoes! Heels, boots, thongs are all beautiful things when made by an artisan! I adore Italian shoes, french shoes are a close second, and spanish third! However, I will choose any well-made beautiful footwear which catches my eye! I have Siren, Zoe Wittner, Renato Balestra, Chloe, Stuart Weitzman, Bella Moda, Top End, Mollini, Dior, Jimmy Choo, PeepToe, Kosheen, Betts, Alan Pinkus, Richard Tyler, Sachi, Kookai, Jo Mercer, Diavolina by Robert Robert, Gastone Lucioli,Via Uno, Reiss, Windsor Smith, Ameise, Emanuel Ungaro, RMK, Studio TMLS, Nike, Puma, Tobi, Niluh Djelantik, Hugo Boss, Nine West, Skin, Kurt Geiger, Colin Stuart, Kennith Cole. and many more...
Please feel free to add me to your circle or follow me and I will in return!
I will update soon...:)
See posts and photos for more information and details about my collection. My perfect shoe size is European size 37. My collection ranges from vintage to the latest in fashion. Almost all of my footwear is leather or leather lined.
I love all kinds of shoes! Heels, boots, thongs are all beautiful things when made by an artisan! I adore Italian shoes, french shoes are a close second, and spanish third! However, I will choose any well-made beautiful footwear which catches my eye! I have Siren, Zoe Wittner, Renato Balestra, Chloe, Stuart Weitzman, Bella Moda, Top End, Mollini, Dior, Jimmy Choo, PeepToe, Kosheen, Betts, Alan Pinkus, Richard Tyler, Sachi, Kookai, Jo Mercer, Diavolina by Robert Robert, Gastone Lucioli,Via Uno, Reiss, Windsor Smith, Ameise, Emanuel Ungaro, RMK, Studio TMLS, Nike, Puma, Tobi, Niluh Djelantik, Hugo Boss, Nine West, Skin, Kurt Geiger, Colin Stuart, Kennith Cole. and many more...
Please feel free to add me to your circle or follow me and I will in return!
I will update soon...:)
Thank you for reading.
I own over 100 pairs of shoes. I don't know if that is something brag about, though. It's a fetish of mine.
I will update soon...:)
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