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Does Angelus paint have a paint that matches metallic 5 silver
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How would I fix this?
Just bought this and super worried that I wasted my money, googled and youtubed can't find nothing.
Hopefully someone can help me out, all I honestly want is to atleast replace the N
Didn't really check for the tutorial/how he did it, but someone made a custom Nike Air back tab method you can try: (Tutorial on pg.12)
http://niketalk.com/t/302547/niketa...s-must-see-update-tutorial-video-pics-page-12
If you dont have the pieces that broke off, theres not much you can do. Some guys from airlegends made replacement backtabs, but im not sure is they still make them.
My thoughts exactly, these fire red Vs best I can get mesh is a light pee color no matter how many sessions i do. I have clear donor mesh but dont want to go thru all that to swap out if I dont have toGlosses the netting, interesting. Wonder how it would look on oxidized netting.
a fabric steamer is a much better option than an iron, but you will lose some of the pebbling in the leather.Would a fabric steamer be a good option for these? Will I lose the tumble completely?
Wont the crease just come back once you wear them again? Also doesn't ironing them weaken the leather?
I believe that is glue, but its kinda hard to see whats going on in the pic. Is it on the inside of the shoe?Anybody have any idea on what this yellow stuff is and how to get it off.. Shoes are perfect otherwise..
Yes it is on the inside of the shoe. But only on the underside of the eylets where the shoestrings come through about halfway down on both sides.I believe that is glue, but its kinda hard to see whats going on in the pic. Is it on the inside of the shoe?
That is dried up glue that was used to stick the fabric together. If its not visable when youre wearing them, just leave it alone. You could try scraping it with a knife to see if it flakes off.Yes it is on the inside of the shoe. But only on the underside of the eylets where the shoestrings come through about halfway down on both sides.
OK thanks.. I'll just leave it alone.That is dried up glue that was used to stick the fabric together. If its not visable when youre wearing them, just leave it alone. You could try scraping it with a knife to see if it flakes off.
That is dried up glue that was used to stick the fabric together. If its not visable when youre wearing them, just leave it alone. You could try scraping it with a knife to see if it flakes off.
How did you do that? Is the toungue cut?Help me please
How did you do that? Is the toungue cut?
Happens all the time with older shoes and yes, it is the heat loosening the glue. Makes it a real pain sometimes, literally have to reglue segments of the sole every 2-3 sessions so the entire thing doesn't fall off on the 11's I'm doing now. Don't know what type of separation you got going on, so here's stuff to cover pretty much everything.
I noticed after today's treatment that the sole and the upper of my V were beginning to separate--might be the heat of the sun weakening the glue. Any suggestions for this repair?
Happens all the time with older shoes and yes, it is the heat loosening the glue. Makes it a real pain sometimes, literally have to reglue segments of the sole every 2-3 sessions so the entire thing doesn't fall off on the 11's I'm doing now. Don't know what type of separation you got going on, so here's stuff to cover pretty much everything.