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How to Get Pencil Stains Out of Suede: A Step-By-Step Guide

Pencil stains on suede can be frustratingly hard to remove, but it doesn't have to be. Follow this guide for the best way to clean your pencil-stained suede and make sure it lasts.


Updated 13 Mar 2023

By Peter Blackwood

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Step 1: Gather Cleaning Supplies

The first thing you need to do when cleaning pencil marks from suede is to gather the supplies you will need. You will need a soft-bristled brush, a soft cloth, white vinegar, and a suede eraser or pencil eraser.

Step 2: Brush Away the Stain

Next, take your soft-bristled brush and gently brush away pencil mark. Brush in one direction only so as not to damage suede material. Be sure to use gentle yet deliberate strokes in order to loosen any debris that may have been left behind.

Step 3: Dampen a Soft Cloth

Take your dampened soft cloth and apply a few drops of white vinegar to it. Then, using cloth, blot area to remove any remaining pencil marks. Make sure you dab and not rub the area in order to avoid making the stain worse.

Step 4: Use a Suede Eraser or Pencil Eraser

If your stain is still not completely removed after the previous steps, you may need to use a suede eraser or a pencil eraser. Both will work fine. Work the eraser back and forth over stain in a gentle manner until it is completely gone.

Step 5: Allow to Dry Completely

Finally, allow the area to dry completely before you put the item away. If you choose to use a blow dryer to dry the area faster, make sure to keep it on the lowest heat setting to avoid damaging suede.

Conclusion

Cleaning pencil marks from suede is not as difficult as it may seem. Just remember to always use gentle and deliberate strokes, and never rub the area. This will ensure that your pencil-stained suede is given the care it needs to last.

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