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Depending on what it is.

If it is just rubber scuffs, just use your palm and rub it. It may hurt a little because of friction, but it is likely to peel off. What the marks are, basically, is just melted rubber from the shoe.

So friction, eg:rubbing your palm into it, will likely melt it again and lift it.

Another way is polishing it, to try cut it out.

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It's the shoes not the Flooring, you are looking the wrong way for your answer.. sorry.

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my shoes always make black scuff marks on the floor. What do I do to prevent that

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