Will this work to clean a sun tan lotion stain from suede shoes?
807470
I had some type of grease where I was able to remove enough to where it wasn't so noticeable. I'd say about 95% of it. But it does take some effort. Good luck.
2198220
I see on the bottle it specifically says to NOT use it on "suede, roughout or napped leathers" - but I also see Bick's has their own separate suede and nubuck cleaner. Good luck!
1280645
Frankly, I cannot answer with certainty -- however, it is used to remove stains on clothes that need to be dry cleaned. You do need to be careful in using the product -- put a small amount on a clean rag and dab at the spot -- do not rub across the stain -- it will work fine -- just need to understand how to properly use the product
2034625
Yes. I buy it to use on all my suede boots. That's why I buy it. I have used it on many pairs. It might look a little wet, but will dry normal. Do not spay too close to the boots.
1676522
Sure. It would definitely do the trick. However, I would recommend another product that would work better for that goal. I would use Huberd's Shoe Grease, if it's black leather.
1342797
The light kills bacteria so I would say yes. I haven't done it myself but I've used it to deodorize plastics and rubber grips so I imagine you can use it on shoes. Because of the soft absorbent material I would presume you'll have to leave the light sit on each shoe for a couple of minutes. Longer than suggested.
931951
Yes, I have. Don't use it for leather or suede. It works well with down bblankets, I throw in some tennis balls and it has worked out well. Good luck.
675559
It might work if you are trying to remove a small rust stain from a bobby pin or bbs. My recommendation is do not let acid sit very long on the vinyl. I purchased it to use in a plaster pool and it worked well.
1122154
I bought it for worn spots on leather seats. It seems like it wipes off rather easy. It is similar to shoe polish that you mix and try to match the leather color. Shoe polish would be better for shoes/boots, I would think.
2022678
If the area is small and you can get the color to match exactly, it should work. I was successful using the black on small scuff marks on two pair of shoes. On other colors, if you can't get it to match exactly it will show as a stain. If the area is large, you won't have enough.
1742652
Yes. If the leather is shiny and textured it will be perfect, think croc print or similar. If the leather is suede then this will darken the suede a bit.
1149891
I used it on my shoes. While there isn't a residue when rubbed in and then polished it does change the colour and it is viscious when it leaks from the bottle.
1955838
As long as it is vinyl and not a suede finish it should work. We've used it on light (tan) vinyl and it cleans as well as protects the product.
1657981
*probably* not but this product will darken your boots so maybe they will not be as noticeable. I use this on a pair of sheepskin Mocs which stain easily and am happy with the result.
296209
I don't know but I doubt it. It does a lovely job on leather in terms of conditioning and perhaps cleaning. I cleaned a light taupe colored leather chair and after a few applications on a new stain, it seemed to remove it. Red dye? Doubt it but maybe.
2249984
Quite possibly, most of these shoe stretch products say not to but I used it on a pair of sneakers with suede and it stretched the leather just fine. The suede was black and I didn't see any discoloration. I'd recommend you try it in a hard to see spot first though, just in case.
1727131
It has worked for me on some microfiber clothing. I even use this as a stain remover for certain types of stains.