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Wow, you can't beat that then. Thanks for the heads up
try Micheals for the drop front boxes. theyre like $12 each but you can get them half off when the have specials.
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Wow, you can't beat that then. Thanks for the heads up
Can you share the proper method you use?Those using the method of salon care 40, it works if done properly. Treated a pair of royal 1/2 cents i won off the bay for $91 an have them pretty much looking DS after 2 treatments. Only complaint would be sole separation cause by the heat, but it's minor.
Can you share the proper method you use?
Toe Box creasing on a pair of 2001 royal 1s
Different shoes, but apply a similar concept.
who does sole swaps my buddy got 13 navy n blk lows to sic of a shoe to be coming unglued literally
Can you share the proper method you use?
Thank you for additional info. I thought you have different way to do it. I have been doing this method for 3 years now and what really matter is the lighting/uv. MAkes a big difference on the time of the day... AM would be the best time (10-11am). I do have tried some different indoor lighting technique which made the whole process shorter and produce great quality, but its very unsafe. Only tried it once. 30 min session
jus follow this video, DO NOT USE/ADD OXY CLEAN.. the chemicals in the product alone are good enough to get the soles back clear.
Wear gloves, make sure you put painters tape or wire tape where the sole connects to the midsole, and periodically check the moisture. I applied the cream every hour and a half and rewrapped them to keep them moist.
I never thought of doing that but I am going to try that right now to see if it works I'm on the verge of just giving upobeasted I recommend boiling a pot of water on the stove, and sitting the shoe on the top of the pot. S0 take a big pot like for making soup, and fill it to the top with water. Once it is boiling, sit the shoe across the rim of the pot. I can almost guarantee that they will come apart. It shouldn't take more than 10-15 minuets on top of the boiling water.
You're either leaving it out way to long or using a bad plastic wrap. I've done hundreds of sessions of salon care with plastic wrap and never once had that issue. 80% of my salon care sessions have been done on 11's also.
Fellas be careful with the clear plastic wrap that you put around your shoes during the icing process of your clear soles. The wrap may get too hot and bond or burn your patent leather and possibly some synthetic leathers. This happened to me with my Cool Grey XI. It left a slight imprint on the toe box where the wraps was laying. I would totally avoid putting it on patent leather shoes unless you give them a cool down period.
If you don't care about the donor shoe at all, do this:I never thought of doing that but I am going to try that right now to see if it works I'm on the verge of just giving up
Yes, just clean off all the dust and debris. Take out any rocks or dirt,etc.How do I clean dirty Jordan 6 soles? Can I use soap and water in preparation for Salon Care 40?
no I have tried that like 4 times so I ended up dipping them & holding them in there but problem is the air bubble is getting bigger so idkk if it will go downIf you don't care about the donor shoe at all, do this:
If nothing works, but might also want to consider a heat gun.no I have tried that like 4 times so I ended up dipping them & holding them in there but problem is the air bubble is getting bigger so idkk if it will go down