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im guessing you are using ultraviolet lights, correct?
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I store my kicks in jumbo zip lock bags inside the box. To your point of yellowing after you've completed a sea glow session - the sea glow instructions mention that you should expose the soles to sunlight periodically to continue the effects of sea glow.Originally Posted by BoutMyMoney333
How do you store them AFTER you seaglow them? I seaglowed my 09 eggplants then took them out the box a month later and they were even more yellowed than before.
I used two daylight bulbs and one bright white bulb. Ultimately, I stopped using the bright white and just used the two daylight bulbs. I don't remember the exact details but if you go to youtube and search on jordan XI space jam sea glow, you'll find some videos posted by optimusp517. He gives more details around the specs for the bulbs. You might be able to use any daylight bulbs but I went to Lowes and picked up what he suggested. Shout outs to optimusp517!!! Dude made a believer out of me.Originally Posted by shoeking2345
im guessing you are using ultraviolet lights, correct?
I use Scotch-Brite non-scratch scrub sponges.Originally Posted by ed2trey
nice job. what do you use to scrub your soles with when applying the seaglow?
I'm not sure about how much sea glow I used but it wasn't much. I used it sparingly. The level of sea glow in the bottle barely looked like it had decreased. I used cotton balls to apply the sea glow but I didn't totally soak the cotton balls each time. I didn't change cotton balls a lot. I'd use the same cotton ball and the sea glow already in it for several applications. Eventually, I'd change a cotton ball and add a little more sea glow but I'd only use maybe 3-4 cotton balls at most.Originally Posted by MerkurPosite
how many reapplications of Seaglow did you use?
Originally Posted by dizzledyl
Has anybody done the seaglow mixed with rit dye solution on foams? I really want to see how a sole looks with a blue tint.
actually yes. some dude was on youtube doing custom foams.Originally Posted by CuteUglyhaha
Originally Posted by dizzledyl
Has anybody done the seaglow mixed with rit dye solution on foams? I really want to see how a sole looks with a blue tint.
mmmhmmm
Charlotte, NCOriginally Posted by bigsupa
^^DO YOU LIVE IN THE NORTHEAST PART OF THE COUNTRY?
Yea ive actually seen those videos. The black bottom roayals look great but i wouldnt do that to my royals ever. I want to see the royals with a blue tint sole. Also wondering if this is a good idea or not. I want to get some second opinions before i start this project. So i have a pair of pearl pros that I have worn a lot and they are full of scuffs and glue stains on the pearl material and the soles are getting pretty yellow. So I was wondering if I could paint them red and the bottoms black to make them look like the red pros but i dont know where to start. Has anybody painted over the foam material? I have red angelus paint but im not sure if that would work over the material.Originally Posted by bigj505
actually yes. some dude was on youtube doing custom foams.Originally Posted by CuteUglyhaha
Originally Posted by dizzledyl
Has anybody done the seaglow mixed with rit dye solution on foams? I really want to see how a sole looks with a blue tint.
mmmhmmm
did black bottom royals, blue bottom eggs, and yellow bottom coppers i think
Originally Posted by Mayhemgatz
^^yea goodluck with that....all the paint jobs I've seen done on foams have never held up...the paint starts to chip/crack when they are worn. the best thing i can think of right now is dye....someone over on the other site dyed his pearl soles red but messed up and got dye on the upper and it's remained there since.