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Barlows Lady · Feb 19th, 2009, 08:21 PM

I am considering purchasing a EB Maddy but there is quite a big scratch on the bottom and I wondered if anyone knew a way of removing scratches from leather JC's?

I am not sure if I can live with the scratch but really, really want this bag !

Thanks

ps wanted to attach a picture of the scrath but not sure how to ??!!

jburgh · Feb 21st, 2009, 12:09 PM

Barlows Lady - read this post in the feedback forum for directions on attaching pictures: Posting Photos . That is a good informational forum. We also have a newbies guide stickied in Choo.

Removing scratches depends on the depth. If it is scratched at the way through, and there is no dye left, you have to disguise it with color and polish with leather lotion. If it is minor, a good leather lotion can do wonders. Coach, Caddilac, Meltonian, and Apple brands work great on Choo calf.

Feb 19th, 2009, 08:21 PM	#1
Barlows Lady OP Member Joined: Feb 2009 Location: Bristol, England Posts: 3	Is there a way to remove scratches from a EB Maddy? I am considering purchasing a EB Maddy but there is quite a big scratch on the bottom and I wondered if anyone knew a way of removing scratches from leather JC's? I am not sure if I can live with the scratch but really, really want this bag ! Thanks ps wanted to attach a picture of the scrath but not sure how to ??!!

Feb 21st, 2009, 12:09 PM	#2
jburgh BV, Choo, Ferragamo Joined: Aug 2007 Location: where the Corgis frap Posts: 7,200	Barlows Lady - read this post in the feedback forum for directions on attaching pictures: Posting Photos . That is a good informational forum. We also have a newbies guide stickied in Choo. Removing scratches depends on the depth. If it is scratched at the way through, and there is no dye left, you have to disguise it with color and polish with leather lotion. If it is minor, a good leather lotion can do wonders. Coach, Caddilac, Meltonian, and Apple brands work great on Choo calf.
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