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Home cleaning a shearling/suede coat

A.L.Z.

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I have a pretty good quality suede/shearling....today, I rubbed against my car and covered it with dirt/salt/crap from my car...I live in the icicy, snowy, frozen north...


how would I clean up? I wiped down with a moist towel, and then combed it over with a lint roller. But I noticed that tons and tons of very very small "hairs" came up with the lint roller....is this damaging it?
I can't notice any great difference before and after...but I just wondered what the hell came up on the lint roller?

Any advice gratefully appreciated. I don't want to damage this coat!
 

ter1413

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professional clean using a place that specializes in leather...if you can't tell now after u cleaned it, let it go.
 

Geste

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I always use a standard eraser....yup, the school block type. Spray on some kiwi suede cleaner, lightly, and rub w/the eraser then wipe with clean dry cloth - works every time.
 

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