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Can armor all be used to "clean" yellowing, or is it just for dirt and scuffs?
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- Dec 18, 2008
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Alright so I just took these ds 99' nyc ed goldenrod dunks back from flight club after 3 months. I just want to hold onto them for a few more years. Whatsthe best way to store them for long term. Should i just ziplock them up, or is there something better than that, any help would be appreciated, thx in advance
- Dec 18, 2008
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nah my dude, armour all is just to shine up the leather and *$#%, u can use them to clean but there are better ways of cleaning kicks. Armour all doesnt stopyellowing, you need seaglow for that.
- Aug 3, 2008
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I should have no problems using this expoxy glue on the soles of my OG XIIIs right? (they are coming apart where the upper meets the sole)
- Dec 23, 2006
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^ epoxy glue is very good, and drys fast. be careful when applying, try not to over do it.
- May 31, 2007
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can they be saved
- Aug 26, 2005
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Yeah, i'll buy em if they're size 12
I really need help on some yellow midsoles. The midsoles are rubber, AJ1. I'm wondering if spray painting it will work, then putting a layer of clear coat?Will it crack? Would I be better off with angelus paint? Also, I heard perhaps seaglow may work? Any truth to this? I'm sorry if these questions have beenanswered before
I really need help on some yellow midsoles. The midsoles are rubber, AJ1. I'm wondering if spray painting it will work, then putting a layer of clear coat?Will it crack? Would I be better off with angelus paint? Also, I heard perhaps seaglow may work? Any truth to this? I'm sorry if these questions have beenanswered before
- Feb 29, 2008
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sea glow does work only if it's a rubber surface that wasn't painted. if it was painted, then it's a no go for the sea glow. iwouldn't use spray paint due to the fact that there's no flexibility to it and it will crack when you start to walk in the shoes after the paint job.your best bet is to get white angelus paint and angelus clear coat. strip the yellowing off the midsoles as much as is needed. use acetone to do this and thatway the acetone will act as a primer for the white angelus paint. after the paint dries get the clear coat to apply. usually a coat or two will do the trick.this question is asked from time to time but it always varies with the shoe model. hope this helps you out.Originally Posted by Jordan Novice
Yeah, i'll buy em if they're size 12
I really need help on some yellow midsoles. The midsoles are rubber, AJ1. I'm wondering if spray painting it will work, then putting a layer of clear coat? Will it crack? Would I be better off with angelus paint? Also, I heard perhaps seaglow may work? Any truth to this? I'm sorry if these questions have been answered before
- Aug 26, 2005
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So the two options are seaglow and angelus paint? The thing I don't like about painting with angelus paint is because I can never get a good even layer ofpaint on the shoes. It always ends up a bit messy and off when I use a paint brush. Is there a way I can "spray" angelus paint? Airbrush? And seaglowreally works for AJ 1 midsoles? Are there any pics?
- Feb 29, 2008
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you should be able to use the angelus paint in an airbrush. if you have an airbrush then i would most definately be using that to apply my paint.as far as what i said about the sea glow, the area has to be a hard rubber sole that hasn't been painted. so if it's naturally white then the sea glowwill work for helping remove the yellowing in that area. i hear you about the paint brush but i usually go very slow and methodical so i don't mess up.just give yourself plenty of time when doing this. that way you don't do a rush job and end up having to fix something with the paint.
- Mar 28, 2008
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How do i clean dirt/coffee off of my cool grey III's.. i thought about just doing soap/toothbrush/soap, im sure you guys have answered this 1000 times ,but i dont know where to look..
thanks a lot for any help you have for me.
thanks a lot for any help you have for me.
- Dec 9, 2006
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Best thing is to store them in a dark and dry place. I hear put silica packs in there may help as well. Ziplocking dries out the shoes gluewhich will cause the shoes's soles to separate.Originally Posted by sheistbugz
Alright so I just took these ds 99' nyc ed goldenrod dunks back from flight club after 3 months. I just want to hold onto them for a few more years. Whats the best way to store them for long term. Should i just ziplock them up, or is there something better than that, any help would be appreciated, thx in advance
- May 7, 2005
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Anyone got any tips on using Bar Keepers friend on the mesh of XI's?
- Feb 29, 2008
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make sure the bkf is mixed with water to form a paste and use the paste with a toothbrush to apply to the mesh. depending on how bad the yellowingis on your pair will determine how much bkf you need to use. when your finish just get a towel and wet it a little bit. use the towel to wipe off any leftoverresidue that's on the mesh. let air dry and you should be good to go.
- Mar 28, 2008
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how do i clean cool grey 3s
- May 7, 2005
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Thanks man...
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Any suggestions?
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^ way too easy for me. i recently did a re-paint on my fire red iii's and to be honest it's not that hard. just strip off the paint with acetone andget white and fire red angelus paint. what's great is you don't have to mix some colors to get fire red shade, it's already available as a colorchoice. if you're not great with staying in the areas that you paint, get some painter's tape and tape over the area you don't want the paint totouch. if you think about it, it's almost like a coloring book, just try to stay in the lines! you might want to consider buying some clear coat finish toapply after the painting is complete. it makes the paint look a lot better especially with this model. good luck.
- Feb 29, 2008
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suprise no one has answered your question. your choices of cleaners will consist of suede/nubuck spray, suede/nubuck foam cleaner, and asuede/nubuck eraser. i've found with cleaning my cool grey iv's that the foam cleaner works best for this shade and material. if the stains are darkerlike the coffee stain you were talking about you might need to use the eraser. be careful when you use the eraser because if you rub too hard you might tear upthe material on the shoe.
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Wow, those fire reds took a beating. Angelus paint will help that fix
- Dec 23, 2006
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lol yea i finished a pair of these too a month ago...honestly the toughest part is removing the paint
take your time, dont rush and remember to do thin coats...
- Mar 28, 2008
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pimpjobu-- thanks a lot homie
- Jan 28, 2007
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When seaglowing, has anyone ever tried using a UV light instead of the sunlight? If so, how'd that come out?
- Sep 20, 2007
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What's the best way to remove a little beer drop on my cdp hares. It's just like a little spot on the toebox how can I clean that up without damagingthe shoe. All help is appreciated.
- Nov 17, 2007
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just wondering anybody that got the allstar xx3 did yall tongue yellow,mines did i was so mad i only wore them things 3 times i think the paper did it ,ihave all the other patent leather xx3 in doubles but i took the paper out and they are fine,im guessing theres nothing i can do about the yellowing on theallstars
