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Treating and Removing Stains on Designer Bags Are You Missing Over The Offensive Spot That Has Destroyed Your Expensive Designer Bag? Stains, marks, scratches and such cosmetic damage to your bags must be treated according to the types of materials the bags are made of and the damage to the damage. The most common problems that arise are stains from paint that are accidentally transferred from clothing, makeup, food and beverage stains and pen ink marks. In this article, we will share with you some proven tips for restoring your bag to its original spotless and immaculate condition. Suede Example: Coach Ergo Pieced Suede Tote, Coach Hamptons Suede Hobo & Jimmy Choo Alex Suede. Most stains on suede bags can be cleaned with a suede brush. If the stains refuse to go away, try brushing with a suede cleaner over rising steam from boiled water. You can also use a white pencil eraser to rub off smaller, dry marks. If yours is a bus bag, it may have come with a half-pink, half-white block from your purchase. Quite a few branded products for smaller readers have reported that it is effective to draw their coach bags out of ugly stains, badges and even molds from moisture. Just water the block and rub it gently against the stain. Note that you should never use stain removers that do not explicitly indicate that they are intended for suede, as they may aggravate the stain and cause irreparable damage! Leather Partial leather example: Coach Carly Signature (fabric with leather deduction), Louis Vuitton Monogram Canvas (canvas with leather deduction) and Burberry Nova Check Shoulder Tote (canvas with leather deduction). Full leather example: Fendi Nappa Leather, Coach Legacy Leather, Coach Carly Leather, Louis Vuitton Mahina, Louis Vuitton Epi Leather, Gucci Leather Hysteria, Burberry Classic Check & Chanel Classic Medium Flap with Gold Chain. You can apply leather cleaners, conditioners or protective agents to remove surface paint and scratches, which is also good for moisturizing leather so it looks untouched. A very raved cleanser is the Apple Leather Care series of cleaners that can remove many types of stains such as soil, grease, food and excess leather oils. Alternatively, all leather protection agents such as Eagle One Nano Protectorant also work well. Spray a generous amount on a dry, white cloth and wipe it on the leather material on the bag evenly. For stubborn ink marks and stains on leather, use traditional Asian medicated oil such as Ax Brand Branded Oil or rub alcohol available at pharmacies. This little known technique is employed by handbag assistants and many branded products for smaller readers have also provided positive feedback that it did wonders for their bags. Put a little on a dry, white cloth and rub lightly on the offensive mark or stain and it should go out easily. Lacquer Shared varnish skin example: Coach Signature Stripe Patent (fabric with patent leather and trim) and Fendi Canvas Patent Leather case Du Jour (canvas with patent leather). Full patent leather example: Tods Patent Leather Tote,…