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:::OFFICIAL SNEAKER CARE/MAINTENANCE POST::: (It's back!)
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I have a pair of Black/Cement IV's from 99 that fell apart after one wear. Does anyone know any places in NYC, shoe repairs, or any places that can do a midsole swap with a Flight 89 midsole?
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Mesh on concords,
HOW CAN I CLEAN THAT PART? I dont want to put them in the washer like some have said.
I want to make it white again.
HOW CAN I CLEAN THAT PART? I dont want to put them in the washer like some have said.
I want to make it white again.
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If you read the 1st post, it suggets Barkeeper's Friend
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DO NOT USE BKF...it sucks. Try Rit first.
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Amazon product ASIN B00097ECGM
Is that the magic eraser that you guys speak of? Is it safe to use on material(not leather)? I've never heard of it before here in the UK!
Is that the magic eraser that you guys speak of? Is it safe to use on material(not leather)? I've never heard of it before here in the UK!
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I used the BKF soft cleanser and it did not suck. Used Rit liquid about 3 times with no change. 1treatment with BKF soft cleanser and my Concords are white again...
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Currently trying this. I gotta stop just spot testing and do a full treatment.
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Who the hell told you to put them in the washer?
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Just don't scrub too hard...i only use it on regular leather.. Im not really sold with magic eraser. I just use soap and water..http://www.amazon.co.uk/JML-5020044770276-Magic-Eraser-V1352/dp/B00097ECGM
Is that the magic eraser that you guys speak of? Is it safe to use on material(not leather)? I've never heard of it before here in the UK!
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Angelus paint is coming very soon.. I can't wait to rock em again.....
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take a tooth brush, run it under warm water and use and old bar of soap. Use a little bit of oxyclean, try to make it into a moderate paste, and scrub like hell. It works.
Glockwork,
. I really am curious how you did that. I need to take preventive measures on mine.@Sircharles, you started on your white VIII's yet?
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take a tooth brush, run it under warm water and use and old bar of soap. Use a little bit of oxyclean, try to make it into a moderate paste, and scrub like hell. It works.
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Any suggestions on removing glue from leather without damaging the leather?
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Looking clean hope they come out good.
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though i know you're not done, how you gonna post teaser pics before and have it look like that?^what did you use? I've heard it was really hard to whiten patent?
Will do when I clear up all the mistakes
This is what they look like as of now, I have to get the edges done. And fix the netting
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Just don't scrub too hard...i only use it on regular leather.. Im not really sold with magic eraser. I just use soap and water..http://www.amazon.co.uk/JML-5020044770276-Magic-Eraser-V1352/dp/B00097ECGM
Is that the magic eraser that you guys speak of? Is it safe to use on material(not leather)? I've never heard of it before here in the UK!
I use Brillo pads on my leather occasionally. It's incredibly durable sometimes.
though i know you're not done, how you gonna post teaser pics before and have it look like that? :x^
Will do when I clear up all the mistakes
This is what they look like as of now, I have to get the edges done. And fix the netting
I actually just stopped with the project, all the negative feedback made me feel like it wasn't worth it to finish it. Oh well,
Acetone is what removes all glues. Yet it's strong and dangerous to use on painted leather. So, you might want to try scrubbing it with soap and water, or rubbing alcohol
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not sure where to post this question but ill start here. Im thinking about buying a pair of OG bred 12s that have been worn sparingly(supposedly) my question is how wearable would a pair be 16yrs later? From the pics they seem to be in great cond dont what to do as i could get a DS pair for about $100 more what would be my best option here for those that have a 97 pair your input would help.
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I did the same thing. Did a couple panels on the inside side of 1 shoe and could see from my spot test it was the truth. Even let it dry for a day to see how it looked dry and felt for texture. Just remember to rinse well when done, don't be shy with the water. LOL
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How would you clean the inside of the Lebron 9 low easters?
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Duly noted
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How would you clean the inside of the Lebron 9 low easters?
Inside like the insoles? or the inside collar? Those look pretty clean man
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CUSTOM BRED XI'S !!!!! :So since these have released twice in 3 months , I decided i wanted to customize a bred xi , by painting the pylon midsole black, to give it that blacked out look and prevent the dirty white look.I've been told angelus + angelus sealer is the way to go with very thin painters tape !I know others have done this , other than nordo. Can you please post or pm me a walkthrough with materials? Thanks !
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the inside collar, and those are just stock photos.
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