Hi everyone! I picked up this adorable little Louis Vuitton cosmetic pouch for under $50 on eBay...the only problem...the entire interior lining was peeled and sticky. However this gives me the perfect opportunity to show you two more techniques for removing the sticky lining on a LV bag. This time, instead of acetone, I first show how you can peel the lining manually. However I took my bag a step further and removed the lining all together. It is an easy process and if you are careful and take your time, you will end up with an adorable and functional SLG for very little money. Thanks for watching and please make sure to subscribe for more fun handbag restoration tips!

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This is not a sponsored video. All opinions are my own and all items mentioned were purchased by me.