Can black scuff marks from shoes be easily removed from the film?
1534767
It cleans up but eventually it will get scuffed and require replacement. Kind of hard to put on, hard to get to conform to corners.
660447
I have used it on my Tods driving loafers. I leaves no visible film. I like this product very much.
1769679
Not sure but "Shoe goo ". is a good option This glue may not have enough Flexibility to used on soles Mark v
938443
I use a Sharpie in the labeling area and it comes off after a good scrubbing with the bottle brush and soap. Alternatively, an ethanol wipe or a cotton ball dipped in rubbing alcohol also would remove the Sharpie markings.
852205
Charity, I haven't had that experience, but I would think that if you did the following, it might at least help? 1. Blot the shoes, the salt stained parts, with a very wet, clean, towel or other rag. (What you are trying to do is get some of the salt dissolved an out of the leather.) After you do that a couple of times, let the shoes dry completely dry. (Do not put them near a high heat source, to dry them quickly, as that could easily damage the leather.) Then really liberally soak on Leather Milk and let it penetrate. You will likely need to do this a couple of times, with a waiting period in between. That should let the Leather Milk penetrate into the leather and undo some of the terrible drying that salt causes. Now, that is just a guess, but it makes sense. Hope it works, would you please let me know. Best of the New Year to you!
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sure can...my sons sport shoes were muddy; i brushed off dry dirt and placed them in the wonder was with hot water i scrubbed them a bit with a brush...a minute and a half to two later shoes were clean....i love it
1669033
I've used it on just about everything but vinyl. It will remove black marks and scuffs better than anything I've ever used. Use it in combination with a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and you'll be amazed at how it cleans.
2116691
If it is a coating it might take it off. I don't have black, but I can see this taking off a coating especially if it was cheaper. Mine just has laser detail, and it was fine for that.
1598780
warning:do not use this buffer to polish shoes!!!!!!! special buffers and wheels are availible for this purpose.
1899390
I agree, the black residue is hard to get off. I've had best luck rubbing with a microfiber cloth just as the product is drying, about 30 seconds after the start of buffing. I then spray a little mothers aluminum wheel polish and wipe, it seems to have the same chemical base, gets a lot more black off but it seems to spot a little. Hope this helps.
2182417
Yes, you can remove the film without hurting the paint. I just did that recently. The film peeled off more easily than I expected, but I also used liquid paint remover on a cloth to remove sticky residue. Worked out fine.
348886
It can be removed without damage, i just did recently, came out clean with no marks/residue
1263928
You have to have long nail. But from my experience, the difficulty level of removing the film was 4/5 where 5 is the easiest and 1 is the most difficult. Hope this helps.
1902228
Absolutely. If they are leather. I repaired a beautiful pair of shoes. Make sure you don't skip putting on clear coat. My shoe repair is literally undetectable.
1951560
I use this squeegee every day, and there have been no black scuff marks anywhere--ceramic tile walls, glass doors, glass enclosure, metal trim, or shower floor (white, standard base--don't know the material). Nor has wiping the squeegee edge--wet or dry--with a microfiber cleaning cloth left any marks on the cloth.
546855
There is a small adhesive patch on the heel of the insole. If you move them to different shoes, the patch loses its adhesiveness. However, you can use double faced tape, and replace it is needed.
1915376
On most scuff marks, extra scrubbing is required. It also does not clean the corners too well. Other then that, it is a great, useful and easy mop to use.