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The first thing to do is to brush the entire shoe in one direction
and then in the opposite direction. This is done to remove accumulated
dust. You can brush with a soft brush, but it is advisable to use a
special brush with metal wire bristles.
How to use:
1. After brushing the surface, shake the aerosol in a vertical position and spray the product from a distance of 20cm over the footwear.
This spray is also waterproofing.
Tip:
The suede repairer is also suitable for suede and nubuck but we must be very careful with coloured sprays, they can stain everything around the shoe (soles...). To avoid this, it is advisable to cover the parts that you do not want to be stained and always do a test beforehand in an inconspicuous area.
The first recommendation for cleaning shoes beforehand is to prevent soiling as soon as possible. To do this, just when we buy shoes made of this material, we should buy a waterproof solution. For this, we have Casas Protector spray, which prevents the shoe from getting wet and dirty.
How to use:
1. After brushing the surface, shake the aerosol in a vertical position and spray the product from a distance of 20cm over the footwear.
2. Let it dry for a few minutes and for a perfect result, brush again.
This spray is also waterproofing.
Tip:
The suede repairer is also suitable for suede and nubuck but we must be very careful with coloured sprays, they can stain everything around the shoe (soles...). To avoid this, it is advisable to cover the parts that you do not want to be stained and always do a test beforehand in an inconspicuous area.
The first recommendation for cleaning shoes beforehand is to prevent soiling as soon as possible. To do this, just when we buy shoes made of this material, we should buy a waterproof solution. For this, we have Casas Protector spray, which prevents the shoe from getting wet and dirty.
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- Colour:
- Brown
Taking care of your shoes is important, especially if you want to keep them as good as the first day!
Here you will find some general tips for the correct conservation of your shoes and you can also consult our Guide:
A good cleaning: Taking care of your shoes involves cleaning them regularly. Having a soft cloth and a good brush is essential, and having one for each colour, or at least one for black shoes and another for the rest of the colours will save you a lot of headaches! Shoes are not always cleaned in the same way or with the same products, you can consult our section on shoe cosmetics to find the product that best suits each type of material to keep your shoes looking their best.
Store your shoes correctly: When changing your wardrobe or if you have to store your shoes for a long period of time, do not cover them with plastic, the best thing to do is to put them in cotton bags without stacking them.
Wet shoes: If you come home with wet shoes, wipe them with a soft cloth to make sure you remove all the water on the surface. You can fill them with newspaper or a small towel and replace them as they absorb the excess moisture. Never leave them next to a radiator or heat source because the skin runs the risk of cracking.
Here you will find some general tips for the correct conservation of your shoes and you can also consult our Guide:
A good cleaning: Taking care of your shoes involves cleaning them regularly. Having a soft cloth and a good brush is essential, and having one for each colour, or at least one for black shoes and another for the rest of the colours will save you a lot of headaches! Shoes are not always cleaned in the same way or with the same products, you can consult our section on shoe cosmetics to find the product that best suits each type of material to keep your shoes looking their best.
Store your shoes correctly: When changing your wardrobe or if you have to store your shoes for a long period of time, do not cover them with plastic, the best thing to do is to put them in cotton bags without stacking them.
Wet shoes: If you come home with wet shoes, wipe them with a soft cloth to make sure you remove all the water on the surface. You can fill them with newspaper or a small towel and replace them as they absorb the excess moisture. Never leave them next to a radiator or heat source because the skin runs the risk of cracking.
