Frequently Asked Questions

[Giles]

Please do not stop again…..

[mclaincausey]

I don't think I could if I wanted to

[Seul]

McKleine and Snow for the win…

[mclaincausey]

World Tours might be an interesting addition slugs cold press coffee

[Snowy]

High five on the coffee. Man I'd love to have an epic coffee session with you one day mclain, we'd change the world man

[mclaincausey]

Haha yessir!  One day…

[Seul]

If I can drink beer in the meanwhile, I'd love to meet the both of you…

[Snowy]

^I'm in for that, will even make you an espressotini if you'd like

[Onairda]

Can anyone recommend a good US proxy for yahoo japan auctions
thanks

[veloaudio]

I've used https://www.kuboten.com/store/ in the past and had really good results. It has been a few years though.

[Onairda]

excellent, thanks so much.

[endo]

best way to clean my light roughout wescos?

[pechelman]

Have you tried a suede gum eraser followed by a brushing?

[endo]

they are very dirty

[Giles]

Sorry, can't help. I never bother

[endo]

you!

[Matt]

@endo said in Frequently Asked Questions:

they are very dirty

Ooohhh. Tell us more….

[pechelman]

Have you tried a really large suede gum eraser?

Seriously though, got a picture of what you're dealing with?

[cityofdelusion]

While we're at it: Is it possible to remove indigo stains from suede/rough out?

[krebsy]

You can use a mild soap and nylon bristle brush to scrub suede/roughout leather. It can take it. Afterwards, let them air dry thoroughly (no heat). You can try an eraser or more scrubbing on any stubborn spots. Once they are as clean as you can get/would like, consider a spray like Terrago Nano Spray to help keep them cleaner for longer. I've not had great luck completely removing indigo transfer, but this process will usually help somewhat.