Method is exactly the same as every shoe and all of thee different types of sauces are all pretty much the same thing like you said. To enhance the results, you can add oxyclean and seaglow(although seaglow is quite expensive) to salon care. I just did salon care + oxy on my GMP 6's and it worked fine.
I get what you're saying, but what they claim to work just for 6's or just for foams,etc. is probably the same stuff or similar to salon care. They just added an extra label on it. I've had no trouble with older and newer retro's with salon care, it all works the same for me. Maybe it's other factors than the sauce that affected your work? Less sunlight, not a good set up,etc.?
Pretty easy, just use some type of glue (e6000,barge cement,etc.) and then find a way to clamp it down so that the toecap sticks to the toebox and so that the glue can dry. Be sure to have a wet towel or rag to wipe off any excess glue marks immediately, do not let that stuff dry onto your shoes.What should i use to fix the toebox of my flu games?
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Man every post of yours should get repped man. You're nothing but help. Big up
Appreciate it.
I scrape it don't use acetone, its much better and cleaner result. Try to use the back of the xacto knife and scrape it with even pressure just so that your not damaging the midsole. In this method you can either choose to only paint the white area.
any tips before i repaint this? its my first time. thanks!
You're talking about on the back tab? I just use regular black. I use a Princeton brush (angelusdirect.com has them), but it doesn't matter that much in my opinion as long as you don't get a real crappy one. You might want to consider using a cotton swab if it's just really minor paint chipping so the paint can have a more even coat, unless you want to repaint the entire thing or don't really care (it's not noticeable anyways). 1oz is plenty enough.
It's because you're doing it wrong. Lemme guess....they're killing your pinky toe. You have to make a cut out for here your pinky toe is. Makes all the difference in the world. I did that and now they feel fine. In fact, I like the way they feel....call me crazy. Crease free, and comfortable.
Yeah...you gotta cut em. Some people get away with not cutting them but they must have VERY narrow feet. I have kind of narrow, like barely, feet. And I still had to cut mine. It's become so common that they now sell them precut if you want on the pinky side. But you can just do it yourself. There should have been a diagram on the package you got.
Took your advise and ended cutting them like this. Man!! They are comfortable as hell now
ok here's what ive done with my FIRST REPAINT., (i scraped off the old paint) i applied 3 coats. i need help to make it better. should i add a gloss finish?
