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Thanks man appreciate the help!

Also could I paint on this material?

I'm stripping the finish off of a "Joker" 3 & I was wondering if getting acetone on the 3M part will do anything to it? (It might not be 3M but it feels like it and it lights up in a flash)

Super awesome man! I love the leopard pattern

Alright I will thanks

They don't :/

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery lol

Hahaha honestly, that's accidental genius hahaha. I didn't even mean for that to look like that hahaha

Yeah, I use a brush, I'm not spending a bunch of money on an air brush right now hahaha. But I actually think depending on what you're doing a regular brush might be easier then am air brush but there are some things indeed imagine wouldbe easier with an air brush too though. And thanks man I...

Couple Customs I did for buddies, Any feedback is appreciated thanks!

How should I go about redying the nubuck? Get the angelus dye and mix till I find the right one? & is this the right tape cause I was using it on a custom and it seemed to let a lot of drainage through

I was stripping the midsole to these and apparently I did something wrong, I was using acetone, cotton Baja and cotton swabs. Some of the paint drained onto the nubuck. Any way I can fix this?

Yeah, Good point

Yeah, I feel ya, just seems like they're always over like $600 and I'd like to get em for $500 at the most ya know..

Damn, alright, thanks

Hi could someone help me out with these, dude says they're 100% authentic, and I think they look good. But just wanna make sure. Link to the auction below http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=191062148087

Alright thanks so much guys! Do I have to use Angelus for the lining/tongue?

I have a pair of dunks I'm customizing, the tongue is nylon and the inner lining is fabric how should I go about coloring them? Both the tongue and lining are white Thanks

Do these look real? http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=171039918590

If you like it that's what matters! And it sounds cool the way you describe it!