SUNCOAT RED SUEDE CLEANER _For all suede leather accessories

How to Remove Stains from Suede Shoes

Certain stains require special techniques when cleaning suede footwear. Use these tips to remove some of the most common stains from suede shoes and boots.
 

Dirt or Mud

To remove dirt or mud on suede shoes, ensure the material is completely dry first. Use a suede brush or toothbrush to remove as much dirt as possible. If marks remain, use a steamer to gently loosen the dirt, then blot with a paper towel or cloth to lift it out. Let the area dry.
 

Oil or Grease

For oil or grease stains on suede shoes, apply cornstarch to the area and allow it to soak up the excess grease for a few hours. Gently scrape off the cornstarch with a brush. Repeat as needed until the spot is gone. For grease stains that have dried, clean the area with a small amount of dish soap. Allow the soap to sit on the stain for about 10 minutes, then rinse the soapy residue by blotting with a damp cloth. Avoid soaking suede shoes directly in water.

Finally apply SUNCOAT SUEDE CLEANER evenly over the whole surface and allow it to dry naturally.

Brush up nap lightly when shoes or any other accessories are almost dry, and again when completely dry.