The only thing I'm worried about is it burning my kicks. Ive heard of others doing so and don't want to take that risk.
Don't use that it's gotta be clear barge cement the yellow glue is gonna make it look yellow
ur makin it hard for me to not go spend money that i dont need to lol but seriosuly great work and i wouldnt do anymore work on them. If you dont mind can you possibly pm me with some indoor setup help like bulbs ur using and such, if not i understand but if you could that would be great!
i am doing this right now, the angelus paint for both. try to get some acetone and strip the shiny part of the PL off (be gentle so you dont severely damage it then let it dry and use multiple coats (to avoid streaky paint) until it looks the way you like. Next get the acrylic finisher, the glossy one, and paint over the PL parts and enjoy your finished product. Take your time and be patient, if you find yourself rushing put the project down and return later. Oh and tape off as much as possible, it will save you much headaches in the end.
find any random pair of leather shoes and practice on those first. Get a wet towel and place it over the section you are ironing.. you can press the towel if its thin enough into the contours of the leather to see where you need to iron. Lowest heat setting possible, constantly getting the shoe (below the towel) and the towel wet. You are ONLY ironing the wet towel on the lowest heat setting, making sure to always spray it with some more water constantly.
I've heard there is better. Angelus is said to be for leather, and the midsole is not leather... on any jordans
Great idea, thanks.
i got a pair of columbia low 11s from 01 and they were beaters so i cleaned them up a bit, working on the soles and im making them into a custom for fun. they are red with white toes, i think they look good but they are far from finished but i might try to get them finished now that you brought them back up, ill post some pics later if u like.
