Shoe Polish Stains

Shoe Polish Stains

Introduction

The stain can be any color, oily in appearance, not stiff, and may appear as a smear or smudge. On upholstery it can usually be found along the lower front panel and on skirts/aprons.

 

Procedure – 

PASTE TYPE    Composed of waxes, resins, solvents, and oil-soluble dye. 

LIQUID TYPE    Contains water, solvent, wax, shellac, dye pigment and alcohol.

 

• Apply Avenge Pro & agitate to create foam to remove pigment suspended in foam.

If stain is gone:

• Rinse, then mist with Spot Stop

If stain remains:

• Apply All Solv Extreme
• Agitate
• Apply Avenge Pro
• Rinse thoroughly, then mist with Spot Stop
• Dry quickly with an Air Mover

Products Needed

AVENGE PRO

Type: Spotting Chemical

Highlights: Moves stain into foam rather than adjacent fibers

 

ALL SOLV EXTREME

Type: Spotting Chemical 

Highlights: Surfactant in the formula allows the product to rinse with water

 

SPOT STOP

Type: Spotting Chemical  

Highlights: Lightly acidic pH neutralizes any alkaline residues

 

DRI POD

Description:  High volume air mover

Purpose: Dries carpet, upholstery & structures quickly

 

 

Shoe Polish Stain Removal Courtesy of Bridgepoint Spot & Stain Guide