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How to remove wrong shoe polish
Remove the laces from your shoes.
Since you'll be using soap to remove the old shoe polish, any suds that get on your shoe laces could leave them discolored. It's best to remove these before you start, then replace them after your shoes are re-polished and dried.

OPTIONS:
*Lay your shoes on the dry cleaning mat. The two free ends of the laces should be facing out (do not hang on the mat, though); so, instead, just lay your shoes back on your mat..
*Don't pour too much soap into your shoes until you get them completely dry. Never use your shoe's sole to rub alcohol into shoes, which can damage the shoes..
*Begin by going down to the sole and pulling the laces out. If they're still dirty, wipe them down with a damp rag or a soft toothbrush after they've been removed..
*Wipe down your shoes with a soft, damp cloth. Just like using soap on your skin, it will spread more evenly if your shoe is already damp before you apply it..
Wipe down your shoes with a soft, damp cloth. Just like using soap on your skin, it will spread more evenly if your shoe is already damp before you apply it.