HOW TO CLEAN YOUR SHOES?
An integral part of your equipment, shoes are an element that must be taken to ensure the sustainability for which they are planned!
This section will allow you to have all the advice necessary for the maintenance of your shoes.
LEATHER SHOES
1. PREPARATION
- Remove the laces and any other removable accessory to facilitate cleaning.
- Use a soft brush or a dry cloth to gently remove dust and dirt on the surface. Be sure not to rub too hard to avoid damaging the leather.
2. CLEANING
- Prepare a solution of lukewarm water and soft soap. Use a slightly moistened clean cloth to clean the dirty spots and areas. Avoid using aggressive chemicals that could damage leather.
- Use a clean cloth soaked in clear water to remove any soap residue. Make sure not to wet the leather too much to avoid damaging the material.
3. SHAPING
- Eat the shoes gently with a clean towel to absorb excess water.
- Avoid drying your leather shoes directly in the sun or near an intense heat source, as this could cause cracks or deformations. Let them dry in the open air in a well-ventilated place.
4. FINISHES
- Once the shoes are dry, apply a specific maintenance product for leather, such as waxing or nourishing cream. This will help keep the leather soft, prevent cracks and extend the lifespan of your shoes.
- Use a soft cloth to polish leather after applying the cleaning product. This will rekindle the brightness of the leather.
TEXTILE SHOES
1. PREPARATION
- Remove the laces and any other removable accessory to facilitate cleaning.
- Gently brush the shoes with a flexible brush to eliminate dirt, dust and external debris. You can also use a clean toothbrush for difficult to access areas.
2. CLEANING
- Fill a bowl of lukewarm water and add a small amount of soft soap. Mix to create a soapy solution.
- Moistify a clean sponge or cloth with the solution.
- Gently clean the surface of textile shoes by making circular movements. Insist on dirty or stained areas.
- Humidify a new clean cloth to remove any soap residue.
3. DRYING
- Eat the shoes gently with a clean towel to remove excess water.
- Never put your textile motorcycle shoes directly in the sun or near an intense heat source, as it could damage the material.
- Let them dry in the open air in a well-ventilated place. You can also fill them with newspaper to speed up the drying process and maintain their shape.
4. MAINTENANCE
- Once your motorcycle shoes in textiles are completely dry, apply a waterproofing. This will help protect the material, prevent stains and keep your shoes in good condition longer.
