I mean welcome back to my channel and welcome to another vintage tips and tricks video it's a super quick one today because I'm about to head off to Dijon with Val to shoot a different video for you guys so today's one is gonna be short and sweet but it is a little bit different when it comes to the video tips and tricks it's actually clothing related so I'm going to show you sneak lis how to remove rub marks from paint and leather because I've been trying to remove the loss of a parent really gorgeous shoes that I got a while ago the vintage pair for some platforms and everything I've read told you to use like baby oil dishwashing detergent and a few other things that just like did zero to get these marks off so I'm gonna share with you what I'm using and it hasn't damaged my shoes so I think that's great so I'm going to show you the cleaning process and what product they use so here is my gorgeous pair of vintage platform pumps and I wore them once ironically this is the pair of shoes I was wearing when I met Val and that night I decide as well nail polish remover and I thought it would melt like the coating on the top of the shoes but it actually doesn't have started underneath yeah and it works perfectly fine so I'm gonna finish up doing that and show you how it works sorry I'm just taking a comeback story giving it into an apple issue right now shake off it just comes off and you can see the shine is the brilliance of the leather isn't dimensional that is the finished product I did have to be careful with Mo's here on the white along the edge here it did come off a little bit because it's not about Titan leather that was like painted with leather paint and I didn't find it that time with a little but further paint another pocket wood beautifully as you can see so that's it guys it was really simple quick video but I thought as soon as I started doing I thought it might help you guys because I've had a lot of trouble with paint a little over years and never really had much success getting the rub marks off of it and I hadn't really heard that you could use non acetone nail polish remover that's very important has to be non acetone but as long as you use non acetone nail polish remover works extremely well so there we go have you enjoyed this video if you did give it a thumbs up don't forget to subscribe and to click the notification belt button so that you know when my video is come out see you in tomorrow's video guys thanks for watching bye