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Equipment => Pads => Topic started by: toenails97 on January 05, 2014, 05:45:11 PM
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I've got some green marks on my pads from the bowling machine...how do I get these off without wrecking the leather?
Cheers
Tony
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I've got some green marks on my pads from the bowling machine...how do I get these off without wrecking the leather?
Cheers
Tony
Buy two pairs :)
One for games and one for training
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Stop getting hit there mate.
Have you tried a damp cloth mate...
Should have used my Sareen mate...
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Stop getting hit there mate.
Have you tried a damp cloth mate...
Should have used my Sareen mate...
Easier said then done mate! I've tried a wet wipe and the green marks won't budge and it's alright Dave have to get my pads worn in
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Rub a lemon over the marks, leave for about 60 secs and rub with a warm, damp cloth.
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nail polish remover works, too.
test it first, as it is a harsh substance
performs better on non-porous surfaces though.
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There is definitely a gap in the market for a cricket pad cleaning service :D
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nail polish remover works, too.
test it first, as it is a harsh substance
performs better on non-porous surfaces though.
I once split nail polish remover onto a royal blue guitar, it turned it baby blue. Then I used more nail polish remover to get rid of the nail polish remover!!
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Have also used car interior / upholstery cleaner, again tested beforehand.
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Clean with a cream cleaner (tesco own brand works well) and warm water. When you've done that wipe it clean with a cloth and warm water to remove any cleaner left over then put some of that leather shoe whitener stuff you get for trainers mate :)