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Sport cleaning dress shoes

style from the heartland

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How would SF recommend to remove a discolored spot caked onto the upper of a decent pair of shoes ? The spot looks as though a small bit of glue, gum, something of the like. Attempted to "lift" stain/ substance with finger (and I admit a little light nail scratching). Buffed with rag. Then buffed with damp rag.

Is there any chemical/product that wont ruin the upper ? Next step is to just use cream/polish and see if anything visible remains. Only fear is that doing so will then cement the stain on there.

Assistance, please ?
 

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Step 1: stay away from the goo gone.

Any chance of some high-resolution pictures?
 

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