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allen g posted: 29 Jun at 1:42 am
it depends where you got it but i would recomend baking soda with warm water and put some lemon this got some acid but if you dont have on its ok baking soda is good..if its tough mark use your bathroom cleaner like the tile hands free..if its really hard to remove try zonrox this will work but make sure that you shoes are not going to change colors..
FY1977 posted: 30 Jun at 9:56 pm
Warm water and a bit of soap. I have not tried the lemon that the poster mentioned above. I have a pair of black Footjoy and after cleaning it, I would use a leather protector found at some of the shoe store.
My wife is lucky as she got one of those Nike’s that is similiar to this one. She gives me a hard time about my leather shoe and the time it takes to maintain it. She loves that shoe and it virtually maintenance free