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Anybody know any quick ways to touch up cracked paint midsoles? In black or white colors?
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How bad is it? If its just a couple of small spots and if the paint is flaking off,just use qtip and acetone smoothen the paint then paint the area.Anybody know any quick ways to touch up cracked paint midsoles? In black or white colors?
Use a Q-tip and some black Angelus paint and just lightly dap it onto the areas that need touching up, and then just swirl the paint around so it begins to blend in with the surrounding paint.
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That's a lot of wasted time. It's very very simple to reglue shoes, and it's very practical. Don't need to do all that other stuff. Just literally glue the shoe back together.
NOTE: You DO NOT need to remove the entire outsole, but just follow the tutorials. Apply glue to the separated parts, then clamp them together with something. I often use shoe laces like in the vid since they're easy accessible. A glue I would recommend is barge cement or e6000.
Different shoes, but apply similar concept.
Look at the vids I posted above, but here are some more. Different shoes, but apply similar concept.
Just clean off the dust/dirt and all the other stuff on the bottom of the soles with a rinse of water or with some cleaning. Try to remove all the pebbles, gum, etc. Just do the best you can to make sure the bottom is clear.
I would reccomend Salon Care 40 + oxygen to clear the soles since it's one of the cheapest products out there especially for the volume/amount you get.
Not a big fan of the steamer unless it's on flat leather. I would try something like this (results may vary):
Apply a similar concept to the heel and then lace up the shoes all the way and tie them extremely tight so the heel/leather is pushed very hard against the socks. Leave it there for a while and let the leather mold into into being less creased/stretched.
I was wearing thinner socks before, but wearing them without the insole has been making a difference so far. Thanks!
no, your shoes are made of materials that need to breathe. lack of oxygen will cause materials to crack or become brittle so just keep them at room temp and out of sunlight and at a regular humidity level and you should be fine.Is there any legitimate evidence that storing sneakers in plastic ziploc bags is beneficial in any way shape or form?
ziploc is design to "breath" anyway.
Is there any legitimate evidence that storing sneakers in plastic ziploc bags is beneficial in any way shape or form?
You'll be fine, it just stretches the leather.
Will i be able to fit the back to? Where it says the words. Will it mess up the letters?
Hi guys, please HELP me, how to fix these creases? (Jordan 4 bred 2012)
This is what I found just by a quick google search, actual paint pre-made:
Man, does anyone know how to get the right paint mix for some '99 white cement 4's?? working on a swap and I just can't get it right. I've looked everywhere, someone help please, thanks.
This would be the first thing I would try.some faint scuffs here by the heel, any idea how to remove it?
First thing I would try.
does anyone know how to remove a scuff/scratch of my pair of db x's? much appreciated.
rubbing alcohol on a cotton swap will fix that
Add some white/duller to the pre-made paint in a mixing bottle or make your own mix with a "bone" colored base as stated on the ISS/SC thread, then white/duller for a lighter color and add gray/dark gray for a darker shade. Personally, I would just buy the pre-made cement paint and just mix it until it turns into what you want it to look like.
That's the paint for the '12 white cement 4's i believe.. The '99 are a much lighter color