- 1). Fill a spray bottle with water and lightly spray the water marks on your suede.
- 2). Blot the wet suede with a towel and allow it to air-dry.
- 3). Rub at soil stains with a nail file or a suede brush until they lift.
- 4). Brush the entire area with a suede brush to restore the appearance of the suede.
- 5). Scrub stubborn stains with a bit of white vinegar on a soft cloth.
- 6). Allow the suede to air-dry.
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