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Tooth paste because it contains baking soda and has a bit of abrasive in it. Mild soaps are great for cleaning surfaces, but do little to scrub away deep seated dirt as there designed to be mild. Use some whitening toothpaste and coat the area. Let it sit for 15-20 mins then scrub it with and...

Happy to hear, just have patience. Rushing will make the job sloppy and risk ruining the sole. Keep the session to about 2 30mins sessions per she, on a per day basis. I learned the hard way and completely destroyed a pair of nds 2006 fire reds. So I speak from experience, it was heart breaking...

40 volume works well, just be sure to keep the sessions to 20-30mins. Any longer you risk possible sole separation. Keep as much of the sauce away from the traction pods and the carbon fibre as possible. Less is more for the best results you want to glaze the sole. A light coating works best. Do...

http://jasonmarkk.com/shop/suede-shoe-cleaning-kit/ Kit works well use the eraser to remove the scrapes then the brush to give the material that new look. Works on the entire shoe and won't harm any of the fabric. This is a dry cleaning kit so you don't risk getting the material wet which tends...

SeaGlow still works well and the company has taken a lot of steps to assist with past issues of it wearing away at the traction of the shoes. Check out their website for full details as I've never done their whole system together. But they offer a kit that includes everything you need for a few...

Toe box is in overall good shape with 6s I'd be more worried about the midsole. Paint chipping, scrapes etc. There's plenty of good suede cleaners out there. Many tutorials can be found on YouTube. If the suede is discoloured, you could always purchase some black suede dye. Guides are also on...

Nail polish remover works great, if you take your time. Be gentle and rub softly and in circular motions using a cotton ball. Repeat until you get the results you want. It won't remove yellowing but it can strip away almost any surface stain. That or put some toothpaste with baking soda over the...

Try tooth paste, worked well for me or nail polish remover, be careful and use it sparingly. It contains acetone that can strip paint. So be gentle use a little bit and take your time. If it's a surface stain that looks like a scuff then some cleaner and elbow grease will work. If it's a deep...

Barge cement is pricey, but it's what professional restorers recommend.

Appreciate it, people need to realize these popular YouTube videos are highly time lapsed. They want to show great results quickly to get more views. No one tells them the truth that this is a long drawn out process that can take weeks. People need to know the reality of what it takes to truly...

So I thought I'd post this here because it's a subject that's been discussed to death, but people who always ask questions deserve clear answers. So here we go this is the truth about reicing your soles. Their are many products on the market. 40 volume, Sole Bright, SeaGlow the list goes on. So...