- Nov 21, 2006
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Notice the spot I tired to get the factory glue off with the oxysport cleaner crap at finishline how do I fix it
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Notice the spot I tired to get the factory glue off with the oxysport cleaner crap at finishline how do I fix it
- Aug 19, 2005
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i see, where can i get some cream,Originally Posted by FPSee
Originally Posted by 2o4
whats the best way to restore the black, as you can see its faded away.Originally Posted by 2o4
hey whats the best way to restore these?
heres a pic.
let me know here or send me a pm please
You can try shoe cream (black) and buffer the creme onto the faded area. its used for formal shoes.
btw, what you mean by buffer. double
- Sep 18, 2008
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i bought some IIIs of ebay that have been stored in ziplock bags, ive read everywhere that if they are kept in ziplock bags that they dry out and crack whenworn. if i leave them out of ziplock bags for a period of time will the moisture re-absorb into the shoes and be wearable? thanks
ksneaks010
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- Feb 16, 2008
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this #+*% works!
- Jan 23, 2008
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no. plus you dont want to risk it.
Originally Posted by 2o4
i see, where can i get some cream,Originally Posted by FPSee
Originally Posted by 2o4
whats the best way to restore the black, as you can see its faded away.Originally Posted by 2o4
hey whats the best way to restore these?
heres a pic.
let me know here or send me a pm please
You can try shoe cream (black) and buffer the creme onto the faded area. its used for formal shoes.
btw, what you mean by buffer. double
you can buy the creme at target around the shoe section. i meant "buff" the creme onto the shoe. sorry.
Originally Posted by onlyjays9P
Notice the spot I tired to get the factory glue off with the oxysport cleaner crap at finishline how do I fix it
oooo. that looks like a scuff. but yeah try rubbing alcohol. if that doesnt work. i have no clue. haha good luck.
- Feb 5, 2008
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I was wondering if anyone knows how to get stains out of brisk blue (dtrt) air jordan 3's?
- Oct 13, 2008
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is their any place in LA wher i can purchase seaglow??
- Jul 3, 2008
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They sell only online
- Jul 6, 2008
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can anyone tell me how yellowed a sole has to be before sea glow wont do anything for it?
- Jan 23, 2008
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piss yellow.
suede eraser
- May 25, 2007
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I need some help on mixing colors.
I bought acrylic paint for my True Blue IIIs but I notice its a slight lighter than the colors of the IIIs
So I wanted some help on where to get the same exact color for them or how to mix with what colors with the paint I already have.
The paint I bought
Trying to get to this color
Also is it okay for me to use acrylic paint for the sole and back tab?
I bought acrylic paint for my True Blue IIIs but I notice its a slight lighter than the colors of the IIIs
So I wanted some help on where to get the same exact color for them or how to mix with what colors with the paint I already have.
The paint I bought
Trying to get to this color
Also is it okay for me to use acrylic paint for the sole and back tab?
- Oct 29, 2005
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WOW!!!
- Nov 19, 2008
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Im gonna deadstock a CDP would it be okay to do that thing with plastic wrap all around to shoes to keep them in perfect condition?
- Mar 1, 2008
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Your gonna DS them huh
- Mar 1, 2008
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YO NEED HELP ON TYPES OF PAINTS TO USE ON SOLES??????????????
name brand, etc
name brand, etc
ydbounce
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- Apr 5, 2008
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could a soft hair brush substitute for a tooth brush for sneaker cleaning purposes?
and could i use it on Nubuck?
I dont want to compromise the integrity of the shoe with the footlocker scrub.
it seems like it'll rough up any fabric.
and could i use it on Nubuck?
I dont want to compromise the integrity of the shoe with the footlocker scrub.
it seems like it'll rough up any fabric.
- Dec 1, 2007
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How do I use Bar Keepers Friend on the mesh of my XI? just rub it in with water?
- May 1, 2008
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http://niketalk.yuku.com/.../103826/master/1/?page=15
post your clean.ups in here.. or restorations...
SneakerHead401 , If you have a brush or toothbursh [i would go for a hard brush ] apply BKF and scrub away .
I always apply a bit of sap so wen i clean it off i wouldnt go over it with water again...
post your clean.ups in here.. or restorations...
SneakerHead401 , If you have a brush or toothbursh [i would go for a hard brush ] apply BKF and scrub away .
I always apply a bit of sap so wen i clean it off i wouldnt go over it with water again...
- May 1, 2008
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YES , Some were in the upper north , Pm me and I wil ltry getting that to you when I find it.
If im not mistaken its not in La its in riverside
- Nov 17, 2001
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can somebody PLEASE help me with how you're supposed to remove glue from patent leather? and i'm sorry but i have NO CLUE as to what type of glue itis, i know that it cracked and came off of the clear sole very easily....
- Nov 10, 2008
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Testimonial: just got done using Barkeeper's Friend on the mesh of my concords. let me tell you folks this stuff is amazing! I was jumping for joy afterthis! I had a VVNDS pair of concords that hadnt seen daylight in a couple years but when I opened the box the mesh was yellow as hell, looked like a dog peedon em. After barkeeper's friend they are snow white again. 2 bucks at my local grocery store and they are like new again.
- Jun 4, 2008
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If there is a slight crack on the patented leather of a pair of XI's, can i find a way to plug it in/fix it (I know it sounds dumb
but worth the ask)?If not, then when I wear the sneakers, will this crack spread and/or effect the ability to wear the shoe in the future?
- Dec 9, 2007
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what do you mean by plugging?
- Nov 4, 2008
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I bought a pair of nds V's and they have started to yellow. I keep them in a cool closet with two silica packets in them, but I'd like to get the solesback to how they were. when it comes to reversing the yellow is sea glow the only option?
- Jul 3, 2008
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So far ,Yes seaglow is the only option to turn your yellow soles to respectable clear there not gonna be super icy it depends how yellow they are.
