Black dots on Vernis

[LV Bags Lover]

Hi,

I need some advises. Black dots started to appear on my Vernis surface. I only wore it less than 8 times. Why is it so?

I attached a photo here.

 

[LV Bags Lover]

Hi. Anyone know why?

 

[xiaoyouaa]

I found black dots on one of my nude color patent leather shoes too. I dont know where they are from.. But i wipe them off easily with a medical use alcohol wipe..

 

[LV Bags Lover]

I found black dots on one of my nude color patent leather shoes too. I dont know where they are from.. But i wipe them off easily with a medical use alcohol wipe..

Usually, alcohol wipe is not advisable to use. I am afraid to try. Ha!

 

[LVlvoe_bug]

I had that happen to my RI brea...the dots were in the vernis so I was unable to remove them...

 

[bagarella]

I have a few of those on my patent blue Chanel. I took it to Chanel and they said maybe they were there when I first bought it. NO HELP.
I think it might be transfer if you wore it against something black. I think that's how mine did it.

 

[LV Bags Lover]

I had that happen to my RI brea...the dots were in the vernis so I was unable to remove them...

I have a few of those on my patent blue Chanel. I took it to Chanel and they said maybe they were there when I first bought it. NO HELP.
I think it might be transfer if you wore it against something black. I think that's how mine did it.

I was quite sure the dots weren't there when I bought it. One day, I happened to spot the black dots. I know Vernis material has such issue.

 

[LuxMommy]

Happened also to my Vernis SLGs...very sad. Apparently Vernis is only worth it in dark colours .

 

[2gr8]

Have you tried to wipe them with wet cloth? I have caught some on my light vernis pieces and managed to get rid of them so far. The sooner you notice them the better chances to wipe them off. I don't know where they come from though. Those spots are teeny tiny and hardly noticeable anyway so I wouldn't worry too much about them.

 

[xiaoyouaa]

http://m.wikihow.com/Clean-White-Patent-Leather yes usually you are not supposed to use alcohol on leather goods, but I found this website after Google. The shoes I wiped are a pair patent leather RV flats. I tried a very small area first to make sure alcohol will not damage the leather.