- Jun 19, 2015
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What paint should I use for this? I don't want to use angelus black suede dye because it comes out purple
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i've only used Jason Markk on my xx9 for the mid sole and outsole, but have used them for the kobe 9 moonwalker. they do ok. you have to damp the material first or the weave/cloth will just absorb the soap.Anyone have experience with using Jason Markk on these? I have the soft premium brush
Kan Somebody Please Help Me Idk How to tell real shoes from fake
i gotta Im tryna see if thse real so i kan buy en for myself. I need to start my collection. Why wassuh?Ain't you the dude who can't get a job, but is trying to sell shoes for a living?
Job* n yeah that was mei gotta Im tryna see if thse real so i kan buy en for myself. I need to start my collection. Why wassuh?
Lemme bump real quickHow hard would this be to repair? Does anyone have experience regluing XX3s?
I haven't heard of one person in here that has found a solution yet, but this thread doesn't get updated that much so I honestly can't say for sure
anyone dealt with patent leather tear? only thing i can think to do is fill the holes with super glue and repaint. any ideas?
this is for a client so if anyone has a better fix i'll gladly tip
If the PL is chipped, I theorized masking the chipped area off and using a clear varnish to restore the clear layer that was once there.
Rips or Holes
[h2]Tips & WarningS[/h2]
Find extra patent leather that you can use as a patch. This might be from an old purse, pair of shoes, or a swatch of patent leather at a craft store.
Cut your patch down to size to just cover the hole or tear. Using a razor blade, scrape the edges of the patch down to their thinnest composition, so that when you apply the patch there isn't a ridge.
Apply contact cement to the hole or tear and then press the patch down, fitting it exactly upon the damaged area. Allow it to dry for at least an hour or per the directions on the contact cement. Once dry, gently shine it with a soft, clean cloth.
When the cement is drying, consider placing a flat weight on top of the patch to help adhere it. A heavy dictionary would work well.
Where can I find a replacement eyelet. Any suggestions????I'm not sure this is a care and maintenance question,but recommended that I post here to see what I get.
So I bought a pair of b grades from the Nike outlet and didn't notice the flaw until I got home. I was debating taking them back before my receipt expires, but I'd like to "fix" them instead. So anyone with any ideas, I would appreciate it.
The gold coating on the eyelet on my taxi 12 was messed up. I thought it was glue, but it wasn't. It started like this
..now looks like this
I don't have any experience with Angelus paint or painting on shiny surfaces, or painting shoes in general. Recommendations for a somewhat lasting fix? ...besides taking them back? LOL. tia
buy a beat up pair or buy a new pair.Where can I find a replacement eyelet. Any suggestions????
I got a pair of 1985 Air Jordan 1s and I was wondering what the best way for storing them is. Is it also okay to put water repellent spray on them? I wanna rock em and want to keep them clean as much as possible.