How do I clean spots off of Ivory Nina Electra shoes?

First determine what the material of your digital piano keys are. Many digital pianos now days have plastic keys but if you have those ebony black and ivory white keys, you need to clean them with extensive care.

1 - Use a damp cloth for cleaning your keys and make them dry.
2 - Use a small amount of liquid soap with a damp cloth.
3 - Clean dirty keys with this cloth. Your grip must be firm but rubbing must be light.
4 - Gently rub keys until they are completely clean.
NB: These steps can be followed for plastic keys but for ivory keys, you would need to get ivory scrapper

Use clear window silicone glue.
The one used for caulking windows & baths.

I am not sure where you could get this repaired. Transfer of elephant tusks is usually considered illegal. You may want to apply cyanosurate glue (like crazy glue but stronger) to the pieces yourself.

They can be dyed with a cloth dye, but it is water soluble. When they get wet, the dye runs.

Things You'll Need

• Microfiber cloth
• Pencil eraser
• Suede brush
• White vinegar
• Suede protector

Instructions

1. • 1 Wipe the outside of the black suede shoes with a dry microfiber cloth. Begin at the center of the shoe's top and move the cloth briskly toward the outer edges. Work around the sides of the shoe, moving the cloth outward and downward to free dust and surface dirt.
   • 2

     Rub the pencil eraser on any stains in the suede. Press the eraser into the spot on the suede's surface and move it back and forth in a gentle motion to loosen ground-in debris.
     

Brush the black suede shoes. Take a metal suede brush in your hand and brush the shoe in small circles to eliminate scuffs and smooth the suede back down.

4

Eliminate stubborn stains with vinegar. Place 1/2 tsp. of white vinegar onto the microfiber cloth. Squeeze the cloth to ensure there is no excess liquid in it. Buff the stain with the dampened cloth until the stain releases.

5

Allow your shoes to air dry.

6

Spray the suede shoes with a specialty suede protector to add a dirt-resistant coating to them after each cleaning.

• Purchase cleaning products and brushes directly from Timberland. Their products are designed for suede, leather and nubuck.
• Go to a shoe store like Footlocker and ask for the products they carry to clean your Timberland boots. Some sell kits and others carry suede erasers to clean the boots.
  

• Wet a rag and wipe it all over the surface of the shoe. Spray on shoe cleaner and rub gently with a sponge. Rinse and let dry. Timberlands dry quickly.

• Use a soft brush to scrub away excess dirt. Hold the boot over steam as you scrub.

• Try baby wipes to clean your leather Timberland boots. They'll moisturize the leather and clean off grime.

• Put your boots on, and use a wet rag as though you were giving yourself a shoe shine. Finish the spots you couldn't reach with a brush.

• Use mink oil or saddle soap on leather boots. Both will keep the boots waterproof. Work either into the leather with a soft rag.

Considering everything that we might step in during the day, it's a wonder that we bring our shoes into our homes at all. Cleaning our shoes not only gets all that grime back out the door, but it makes the shoes look better and last longe
Instructions Things You'll Need:

• Shoe brushes
• White vinegar
• Soft cloths
• Nylon bristle brush
• Pencil erasers or fine sandpaper
• Leather cleaner or saddle soap
• Leather conditioner
• Waterproofer
• Shoe polish
• Shoe polishing cloths
• Baking soda

1. Clean smooth leather shoes by first removing the laces and giving them a vigorous brushing with a shoe brush.
   

2. Clean salt stains from shoes by mixing equal parts white vinegar and water and dampening a small cloth. Use the cloth to scrub the stained area. For suede or nubuck, use a nylon bristle brush.
   

3. Use leather cleaner or saddle soap to clean the leather with a soft cloth. Pay particular attention to the seams.
   

4. Clean suede or nubuck with a pencil eraser or fine sandpaper, then rub with a bath towel to bring up the nap again.
   

5. Apply leather conditioner to all leather shoes, taking care to use the correct kind for smooth leather or suede. Conditioner keeps your shoe leather soft.
   

6. Waterproof your shoes.
   

7. Polish your shoes to help protect them and to give them a clean-looking gloss.
   

8. Deodorize your shoes by sprinkling a generous amount of baking soda into them and shaking the shoes to distribute it inside. Let stand overnight, and then shake the baking soda out