Crep ProtectSuede Scuff Eraser - Sneaker Cleaner for Suede and Nubuck Shoes

If you’re in the shoe game or not this is the best stuff in the market!!! I recommend you follow instructions on spraying, waiting 10min then spraying again. I have 70 pairs of shoes and I use this on all my high end shoes or work/dress shoes. I try to clean my shoes 1-2 times per year then spray them again. It’s like taking care of your body…if you don’t take care of it, it will break down on you!!

The creep protector eraser makes cleaning easy, just rub away the dirty and you’re good to go. No water need it.

I bought this to use on my Jordan 3s. You can see the difference with and without the eraser. Not much more to say so I'll let the photos speak for itself. Just remember to use your brush throughout the process so you are removing dirt instead of rubbing it back into the suede.

I was used a lot of different versions of this product by other brands BUT by far this is the most effective product. It actually works!!! Other versions I found let marks in the shoe (suede) are didn’t even remove the preexisting marks.

No es para todas las superficies

Work as described. We have used several Crep product and have not been disappointed yet.

This eraser, paired with a suede shoe brush, brought these secondhand bowling shoes back to life! The first photo is from the eBay listing, there’s suede only on one foot to slide on the approach and it was FILTHY, the previous owner clearly never wore shoe covers when walking around the alley. The second photo is the result of the brush+crep eraser combo, the suede is so much cleaner! It’s not perfect but it’s markedly better. The eraser was very easy to use and it brought so much dirt out of the suede. I can’t wait to try these out on the lanes!

It's basically a large purple eraser. Crumbles up shaving, similar to an eraser, as you rub your shoe.I tried it on a white sole, a white leather shoe, and a brown suede shoe. Other than purple crumbs, it did NOTHING. A wet paper towel literally cleaned my shoes better.I have a decent shoe collection of shoes (roughly 75), and planned to use this on my nicer pairs that I keep looking brand new. It didn't even take off the super light grayish color 'scuffs' you naturally get at the very bottom edges from walking (not talking about the accidental scuffs you get at the toe tip or from bumping/rubbing against something)I also purchased the rain and stain protector, but I'm so disappointed in this eraser that I'm not going to trust the protector on any shoes of value.