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The official "Ask Man of Lint" resurrection thread.

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O' Man of Lint - blessed be the dryer that bore you! I have come beseeching your wisdom.

Is there hope for removing this abomination from this thrifted shoe?

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(literally the best picture I can take)

*bows*


Please post several photos of the shoes and one closeup with better lighting.
 

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Brian, See the advice I gave Dig back on page 1 of this thread. This is how I would approach this. Let's see 'after' photos. :)
 
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Brian, how did you make out with those nubucks?
 

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Man of Lint,

What do you do if a tie gets wet? I had to run no more than 30 yards between buildings in the pouring rain. I thought I was fine (wet, but not soaked), but the tie is now getting that wrinkled look where it got wet. What do you recommend?
 

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Man of Lint,

What do you do if a tie gets wet?  I had to run no more than 30 yards between buildings in the pouring rain.  I thought I was fine (wet, but not soaked), but the tie is now getting that wrinkled look where it got wet.  What do you recommend?


If you are at work get some paper towels and spread them out lengthwise, slightly overlapping each.
Lay the tie and gently wrap the tie in the paper towels, then fold the tie in half. Put no pressure on the tie.
Let the half-folded tie rest somewhere. The paper towels will wick away the water from the tie. You should be ok in a few hours.
Hope this helps.
 

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Brian those are spectacular results! Well done and kudos on exercising the discipline of using only the eraser first. The mark is not even detectable. Congratulations on your purchase and wear them in good health. :fonz:
 

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