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How do I remove dry red nail polish from canvas or fabric white shoes?

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Nail polish remover is your best friend. If that does not work, give them a good wash and bleach them.

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How do I get paint off of black canvas shoes?

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The methods used here will apply to other colored canvas shoes as well. The nail polish remover may bleach a little, but other than that, you can do what this article recommends.

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Will this method work if my shoes are blue, or will it cause the color to change/fade?

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This method, for the most part, should work for any color. Applying copious amounts of the nail polish remover will bleach a little, so don't use too much, but what this article recommends should work for your shoes.

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How do I get paint off of my shoes?

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Soak the shoes in hot water and then scrub with soap. Repeat that until it's gone. If the shoes are white, then bleach them after.

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