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for those that glued the outsole of and XI, what clamping method have you used?
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you do realize that's their original intent right? They're sneakers
Stop the arguing before you get this thread locked.Any of you guys familiar with the indoor setup for retrobrite and clearing up soles. Plan on trying to clear up my space jams over spring break and wondering what light bulbs to use. I've searched several different sources and basically came up with these 3 types to use:
1)UV-A
2)UV-B
3)6100k
Any pros and cons with these? Best one to use?
I'm looking to buy some angelus paint from turtle feathers. I have some black cement 3s that are cracking, but since im buying I figure I'll buy for the true blues also. My question is, which colors on the turtlefeathers website match the jordan grey, red, and blue? Also, do you use the duller to make a more matte finish?
alright im gonna trust you lol cause someone else in a different thread they creased with just one wear. I hope your right im kinda scared lol
Anyone?PLEASE someone help me out! I'm planning on sea-glowing for the first time, and based on how it goes, I'll know if I should continue to do it. I'm trying to decide if I should order the 4 ounce or 2 ounce. I know since it's the first time I should probably go with the smaller ounce, but I don't want to keep going and buying sea glow. I was just curious on which exactly I should go with? And sea-glow should be good right? I was planning on testing a little out on a smaller part of an icy sole, on some beater shoes just to see. THEN trying it fully on my raging bull 5's. They are pretty yellow but not "piss" yellow. So any thoughts on how I should go about this would be great. Thanks in advance.
A lot of others have recommended the Retrobrite formula over Sea Glow. You can make it on your own and it comes out to cheaper than SGAnyone?
bump .know this isnt really about maintenance on j's but my chicago ones fit too tight , they cause a lot of pain around the pinky toe . Anyway to avoid this or fix the problem . Tried relacing but still hurt after like 30 minutes .
you can remove the insole, wait and hope they break in the way you want, or size swap for a bigger size.know this isnt really about maintenance on j's but my chicago ones fit too tight , they cause a lot of pain around the pinky toe . Anyway to avoid this or fix the problem . Tried relacing but still hurt after like 30 minutes .
Probably asked already, but it's 2 AM, and I'm tired of looking -__-
Best way to store 3's?
Too many people arguing and I don't know who to listen to..
most agree on in the closet with damprid/cool/room temperature in a box of some sort...
In box with paper at that bottom
In box no paper
In plastic box
W/ silica packets (I really do think silica packets will dry the pair out.. or else why wouldn't nike just toss a couple bags in there for storage, even for the 11's... I mean nike might be cheap who knows)
In ziploc
In saran wrap...
what's the best proven method?! Someone enlighten me lol. Again, I apologize for not looking through this thread for an answer..
If you have a shoe repair store near you they can stretch them for you or you can buy the shoe stretcher yourself off amazon. I posted a picture of it a few pages back. It's cheaper to let the shoe repair do it if it's a 1 time thing, but if you have a wide foot and it happens in other shoes it's a good investment.know this isnt really about maintenance on j's but my chicago ones fit too tight , they cause a lot of pain around the pinky toe . Anyway to avoid this or fix the problem . Tried relacing but still hurt after like 30 minutes .
alright , in your experience it works ?If you have a shoe repair store near you they can stretch them for you or you can buy the shoe stretcher yourself off amazon. I posted a picture of it a few pages back. It's cheaper to let the shoe repair do it if it's a 1 time thing, but if you have a wide foot and it happens in other shoes it's a good investment.
I actually bought one myself. It works for me. They also have a shoe genie made by as seen on TV that others have said they use. I like the one that I purchase as it has a screw type mechanism to adjust the width whereas the shoe genie works by a spring mechanism.alright , in your experience it works ?
I seen people make there own retrobrite how can I make my own I seen different mixtures
That's what I go do u mind explaining how I mix it?? I did a trial but I guess it dryed and it left white marks on my cool greysI just used the basic ingredients (Hydrogen Peroxide/Cornstarch/Detergent) for my mix.
wait so what do you do to your 3's? Please clarify thanks! lol
no silica packets, no ziploc bags and plastic box/breathe.. No paper either correct?