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Nike Air Jordan 4 Retro "White/Cement" - The Aftermath - NO BUYING/SELLING/TRADING
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I've had one in my car for a few years now lol
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wow, that was hilarious.
thanks for posting
thanks for posting
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had all of us crying for an hour
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Classic lol
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Came to the Flight 23 store in Arlington & dude got my hopes up with saying they had my size. Then, he comes back telling me they only have 9.5+, seen a 10.5 on the wall.
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Vid was funny!
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im dying laughing at that Vid. 
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was that some of your guy's first time watching that video? that video is probably my favorite skit from key and peele. such a classic.
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Yeah hadn't seen that one.
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Man I wish I had 2 pairs of these, but I'm glad I had that $220 to put towards the FB12's
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The speckles on my Jordan 4's seems to always have their speckles worn out. I'm not sure what causes this, but this recently just happened to my white cement 4 2016 pair. Jordan brand upped the price on these joints and had the nerve to call them "Remastered", while I'm sitting here wondering why are these shoes having their speckles scuffed up so easily by a few wears
. Does anyone know the cause of this and how to prevent it?
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Had a chance to wear these this weekend and forgot smh.
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Don't look bad to me to be honest, just looks like they smudged a little.The speckles on my Jordan 4's seems to always have their speckles worn out. I'm not sure what causes this, but this recently just happened to my white cement 4 2016 pair. Jordan brand upped the price on these joints and had the nerve to call them "Remastered", while I'm sitting here wondering why are these shoes having their speckles scuffed up so easily by a few wears
. Does anyone know the cause of this and how to prevent it?
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These were only worn 5-7 times max..
Here's a pair I found on eBay that's been worn as beaters..
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These were only worn 5-7 times max..
Here's a pair I found on eBay that's been worn as beaters..
Some of that might not be stock paint. Try soap and water it should help clean it up a little since it's not too bad. I did that to my Oreos and it helped. Sometimes the dirt will look just like paint
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I've worn my oreos alot and never seen anything like that on them or any other cement style paint . Possibly and overly aggressive chemical cleaner would do that.
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These were only worn 5-7 times max..
Here's a pair I found on eBay that's been worn as beaters..
It looks like they painted the mid sole, applied the clear protective coat and then added the speckles on top of that. So pretty much any scuff rubs the speckles off
IMO
I wonder if I added an additional clear protective coat to them that it would help prevent it
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@Dattebasa What are you using to clean your kicks?
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Angelus easy cleaner, but this happened before I ever cleaned then. I tried cleaning them, but nothing changed. They were fresh out the box and store retailer bought.
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Use mild soap, water and an old toothbrush and you should be good. I've used this method over the past 25 years.
