- Sep 19, 2007
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SeaGlow works but it takes a lot of time and patience.
Its not going to look great after only one scrub..
Reducing yellowing on Foamposite clear-soles?
- Thread in 'Nike Retro' Thread starter Started by issa3032,
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- Sep 19, 2007
- 663
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SeaGlow works but it takes a lot of time and patience.
Its not going to look great after only one scrub..
- Sep 23, 2007
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Why can't Nike/Jordan Brand just come up with the cutting edge technology of a non-yellowing sole?
We all know that won't happen though because the $$$ for the company is in the expiration of a sneaker aka yellowing. How else would they sell you a new pair if your old pair never turned to pee pee? And there's the rub... Just rock 'em and enjoy 'em while you can!
- Sep 23, 2007
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Why can't Nike/Jordan Brand just come up with the cutting edge technology of a non-yellowing sole?
We all know that won't happen though because the $$$ for the company is in the expiration of a sneaker aka yellowing. How else would they sell you a new pair if your old pair never turned to pee pee? And there's the rub... Just rock 'em and enjoy 'em while you can!
- Jul 14, 2011
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As I am new,not new to the game. Ive noticed while on deployment that taking the paper out of the box and placing the packets you get out of beef jerky to suck up the oxygen helps as well. Along with cleaning the shoes after usage and storing them in cool dry places
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
- Jul 14, 2011
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As I am new,not new to the game. Ive noticed while on deployment that taking the paper out of the box and placing the packets you get out of beef jerky to suck up the oxygen helps as well. Along with cleaning the shoes after usage and storing them in cool dry places
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
- Jan 12, 2007
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yea it's pretty worthwhile, i haven't done any soles yet since i don't really have anything severely yellowed at the moment....but i did the netting on my homies jordan v's and it was great. pretty much two overnight runs and it was practically brand new.
- Jan 12, 2007
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yea it's pretty worthwhile, i haven't done any soles yet since i don't really have anything severely yellowed at the moment....but i did the netting on my homies jordan v's and it was great. pretty much two overnight runs and it was practically brand new.
- Apr 5, 2011
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Originally Posted by Cubby12345
Why can't Nike/Jordan Brand just come up with the cutting edge technology of a non-yellowing sole?We all know that won't happen though because the $$$ for the company is in the expiration of a sneaker aka yellowing. How else would they sell you a new pair if your old pair never turned to pee pee? And there's the rub... Just rock 'em and enjoy 'em while you can!
i could understand for shoes that havent been worn, but you are walking on the freakin ground. try walking bare foot on the ground outside everywhere you go and let me know how that goes. now think of all the places you walk with your shoes on. they are bound to get dirty and start some kind of aging process. just sayin.
but like dude said just rock them and don't worry about what will eventually happen.
- Apr 5, 2011
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Originally Posted by Cubby12345
Why can't Nike/Jordan Brand just come up with the cutting edge technology of a non-yellowing sole?We all know that won't happen though because the $$$ for the company is in the expiration of a sneaker aka yellowing. How else would they sell you a new pair if your old pair never turned to pee pee? And there's the rub... Just rock 'em and enjoy 'em while you can!
i could understand for shoes that havent been worn, but you are walking on the freakin ground. try walking bare foot on the ground outside everywhere you go and let me know how that goes. now think of all the places you walk with your shoes on. they are bound to get dirty and start some kind of aging process. just sayin.
but like dude said just rock them and don't worry about what will eventually happen.
