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.
It's the shoes not the Flooring, you are looking the wrong way for your answer.. sorry.
my shoes always make black scuff marks on the floor. What do I do to prevent that
Try a bit of rubbing alcohol on a cloth. You'll need to re-polish the shoe later.
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Use a Magic Eraser cleaning pad. That's the name of it: Magic Eraser It works especially well on white shoes.
the answer is simple. when you buy a pair of shoes you need to also buy a SHOE (not a normal) brush. you can usually find one in a kit. along with the kit there is a bottle of ink-looking liquid. dab some on your shoes over the scuff then brush until the scuff is gone. you may have to repeat this several times
I have done this. There is a scuff mark remover at your hardware store in the tile section.AnswerI know that they are easily removed from linoleum by rubbing them with the sole of athletic shoes. Try that.
I have Nike Vapors and Just recently a kid stepped on me and left a huge scuff mark on the side of my boot. What I used to remove my scuff marks was a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. Get your shoe wet, and scrub very firmly. Should take it right out, unless it is a black scuff mark
scuff My new shoes left scuff marks on the kitchen floor.
I don't want to scuff up my new shoes.
Scuff means to abrade or mar the suface of something, usually shoes
blisters, twisted ankles, scuff marks on the gym floor, ridicule, losing games, slipping, sliding, loss of balance...
Put Vaseline on the scuff. Rub the scuff vigorously with your thumb until the Vaseline is dry. If you keep rubbing, the scuff will disipate. I did this for 14 years while I was in the Air Force.
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