Shoe restoration diy

A scratch or scuff mark ruins leather boots, shoes, and leather furniture. Use petroleum jelly, white vinegar, leather filler, and more to repair scratches and scuff marks. Apply leather conditioner or shoe polish with a soft cloth for a perfect finish. #remove #deep #scratches #leather #shoes

how to repair scuffed or torn leather shoes + sandals

Peeling or flaking is usually a sign of faux (fake) or bonded leather. There's no durable fix. How to repair it, why it won't last, and affordable options are here.

Cleaning white canvas shoes

A pair of high-quality leather boots should last for a lifetime if you care for them properly. However, sometimes it’s almost impossible to avoid scrapping them. As a matter of fact, two years ago …

Faux leather shoes are a cheap, good-looking alternative to real leather shoes. Though typically more durable than their animal-based siblings, they are not immune to damage, and scrapes or scratches can make them look unsightly. Luckily,...

You're all dressed up and ready to head out and then you see it—your shoes are peeling. Don't worry! There are actually a few simple tricks you can use to fix the problem. No matter the material or the location, most peeling shoes can be...

Your tired dress shoes or broken-down running shoes could get a second life, even if they’re no longer wearable. So what’s the responsible answer to the age-old problem of what to do with old shoes? Well, there isn’t a sole solution, but if you tighten your laces we’ll run you through all the options including recycling old shoes, upcycling and reusing.

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