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Anyone get a pair from footlocker.com but have a "EAS" box sticker on it? Same thing happened with my bred toe 1s.
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It happens from time to time. Same company and warehouse.Anyone get a pair from footlocker.com but have a "EAS" box sticker on it? Same thing happened with my bred toe 1s.
what did you do to treat the leather before paint
Couldn't resist. Had to custom one of my pairs.
what did you do to treat the leather before paint
Are you supposed to remove the base layer first? Or is that only if you want them to last a bit longer.I didn't use anything just applied the paint right over
99% isopropyl alcohol, acetone (harsher than isopropyl) angelus deglazer will all prep the leather before you paint. you don't strip the color away completely, you just break the factory seal. Tape before you prep also to prevent color bleed onto the white. The change from blue to black is pretty easy, just take your time.what did you do to treat the leather before paint
did you watch anything on how to do this before hand?I didn't use anything just applied the paint right over
did you watch anything on how to do this before hand?
It's going to affect the long term durability. You will deal with paint peeling easier from scuffs and general wear and tear of the leather flexing while walking. You could look down and one day see blue around the toe cap through cracked black paint just from normal use. Angelus themselves always states to use a deglazer before applying paint......don't really have any advice to undo what you did. probably more hassle than its worth and you risk the black paint you did bleeding all over the shoe while trying to strip it.Yeah I watched some YouTube videos. Is it necessary to use alcohol or acetone before applying the paint? Just did 1 coat so far so I can restart if need be.
It's going to affect the long term durability. You will deal with paint peeling easier from scuffs and general wear and tear of the leather flexing while walking. You could look down and one day see blue around the toe cap through cracked black paint just from normal use. Angelus themselves always states to use a deglazer before applying paint......don't really have any advice to undo what you did. probably more hassle than its worth and you risk the black paint you did bleeding all over the shoe while trying to strip it.
probably not as the mess made by stripping the black could get ugly to deal with. if it does crack with time just peel away the areas that are cracking then prep and repaint. it's your shoe and not a clients so just expect to have to do some maintenance on it. definitely strip the 2nd shoe though before starting. depending on how rough you are and how much you wear them they might hold up for a while before that happens.Damn. Do you think it's still worth to strip the 1 coat of black paint I did? I just did 1 shoe so far so at least now I know for future reference.
probably not as the mess made by stripping the black could get ugly to deal with. if it does crack with time just peel away the areas that are cracking then prep and repaint. it's your shoe and not a clients so just expect to have to do some maintenance on it. definitely strip the 2nd shoe though before starting. depending on how rough you are and how much you wear them they might hold up for a while before that happens.
Sounds good homie. Appreciate the feedback!
Yeah I watched some YouTube videos. Is it necessary to use alcohol or acetone before applying the paint? Just did 1 coat so far so I can restart if need be.
There should be enough difference to know just from looking at them....takes more than just paint after allNo surprise that I’m seeing more people selling fragments now
Real frags are nice but $1900 nicer than a custom game royal?
That tongue tag is perfect.cobbler with the quick turnaround on the tongue swap. muuuuuch better. on the hunt for a white-on-blue tag to make the cipher complete.