How Do You Quickly Fix Scuffed Shoes?
When the winter months come blowing in, the snow and ice starts accumulating. Road crews work day and night dumping a huge amount of salt on the roads, parking lots, sidewalks, and walkways to control the slick ice conditions. People end up getting this salt and dirt residue on their dress shoes practically ruining them. You can not shine or buff out salt erosion. However, there is a way to give those scuffed up shoes a neat little make over. Here’s how… Step 1 Wipe off all residue and dirt from your shoes. Clean the shoes as good as possible with a soft rag, soap and warm water. You can always go back over and apply some extra elbow grease to the scuffed or corroded areas of the shoes if you think it’s necessary. Step 2 Take a permanent magic marker, one which matches closet to the shade of your shoes, and color over where the erosion or scuffing has occurred. It’s important to draw the marker on and not scribble. Abrasive scribbling can cause deeper marks on the shoes in some cases
