sneaker is been stained from been on displayed for a long time can it be removed with the meltonian all purpose
2073492
I'm not sure,I would try a very small spot near the sole,that might let you know.
2073493
I don't think so. This product is more to nourish leather, not to remove blemishes. Sorry.
1906321
It's best to match the polish color to the boots as closely as possible. The great thing about Meltonian is the availability of multiple colors. I've personally used no less than eight different colors with complete satisfaction.
1474316
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
1768422
@Kalpana, Yes you can get rid of it,it was only used for shipping purposes to hold it together.Hope this helps.
551928
Possibly. I bought it to remove a stain caused by my blue jeans rubbing on my tan leather cross body bag and it didn't really remove it. Blue jean dye is synthetic indigo whereas shoe polish is a mix of natural and synthetic materials, including naphtha, turpentine, dyes, and gum arabic. Both substances have been rubbed into the grain of the leather over time, repeatedly, and from my experience, the leather milk only took off surface staining and didn't go deep into the grain. I would give it a 50% chance of success. Hope that helps.
200105
Not too sure because I've never had to polish them, I've used them for fifteen years and the soles look new! It really is unbelievable how well they've worn. I recently purchased a pair for casual dress during the fall and winter months, they are an excellent pair of boots, you can't go wrong! Good luck finding a polish, if you do post it up here, I'd like to know.
205930
I nave never tried to remove them with Fels Naptha. What I find works well for that type of stain is automatic dish washing powder in a solution. A good overnight soak in a solution gets that yellow out nicely.
2253663
I removed my pinstripes with a heat gun and still had some glue residue. Used the 3 Meguiars (ultra cut, polish and wax) with the right pads and orbital polisher. Looked brand new and no evidence of pinstripe
857074
i think it voids the warranty...use a soft scrub or soak them and whatever comes right off...
1399976
I had to use UnDu adhesive remover to take care of that. It removes the adhesive strips completely without leaving the residue that other brands leave. It's the absolute best.
1316974
The product I purchased was like a disc of the stuff in a container. It worked great to remove the damp smell from the room, but it was not in a form that would actually fit into a sneaker. I'm pretty sure that you can buy the product in a sachet, which would be worth a try.
78273
Try putting an old, clean sneaker in the dryer with it to plump it while drying.
1971869
Put it in a bucket of kitty litter, that it how I stop shoes from being stinky. Well I fill old socks with kitty litter, tie in a knot and shove in the shoe until they are ready to wear again. :)
384392
if you are referring to the packing material i believe you would remove it. but with out seeing a picture i can't be sure what you are referring to.
582994
I use a makeup remover (neutrogena towlettes) to get this off as it is very long wearing, then wash with my normal cleanser.
310148
I agree with SRR - you just have to be sure to get it inserted all the way to the rubber boot, and remove it carefully as well. (I have scratch marks too, because I was hasty and didn't listen to my own advice - go figure)
1949584
I doubt if anyone knows the answer. Best stuff in 50 years for boots, but I know of no one who has used it on fine shoes. Suggest you email them at https://www.obenaufs.com/index.php?route=information/contact