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Can anybody tell me is there anyway to repair this thanks
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Originally Posted by dontbelikethat  
 

Acetone also would've been my first suggestion. You might want to try 100% pure acetone if you haven't. Those backtab scuffs are kinda tough, what you might want to try is to repaint them. Same with the wing. If the acetone doesn't work, idk what else you could do aside from repainting them.
Hey i tried stronger acetone on the wings and it took the blue off, but it changed the texture of the wings .
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 its waaayy smoother than the other wing. the wing had a slightly gritty feel but now its as smooth as the leather. i really don't know how else to explain it. should i very lightly sandpaper the wing? thats the only solution I'm thinking could work. thanks in advance 
 
hey guys, apologies if its been asked before, but just wanted to see if anyone had any experience with Scotchguard? I wanted tp try using it on my XX9 GOFs so that they wouldn't get so dirty so quick but if i hear good things, I'll go ahead and do some of my Kobe em's and flyknits and such. Has anyone had problems with it changing the colors of their materials or not being effective?
 
hey guys, apologies if its been asked before, but just wanted to see if anyone had any experience with Scotchguard? I wanted tp try using it on my XX9 GOFs so that they wouldn't get so dirty so quick but if i hear good things, I'll go ahead and do some of my Kobe em's and flyknits and such. Has anyone had problems with it changing the colors of their materials or not being effective?

No experience with scotchgard on does, but I'd suggest Jason Markk Repel
 
Trying my hand at this restoration thing for a co worker.

Any solution for slight yellowing on 2012 Bred 4 waffle lace holders?

Any assistance that results in a repair will be repped..

Thx.
 
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Hey guys do any of you know how to fix this ? theres a scuff that went through the patent leather and idk what to do ! also theres a small imprint of a circle by the stitching anyway to get that off too ? 
 
Yeah but everything I asked regarding anything. But just these 6s got no answer at all. I've actually never got an answer to anything I've ever asked on this thread
 
How do you get Glue stains off the sock liner on the new Jordan 4 Columbia's??

any products use or technics to do?


have you tried heating up the glue with a hair dryer and a toothpick to remove the glue?






I'm looking to restore these Jordan IV cool greys but I'm sure how to restore the torn nubuck. I heard about angelus suede dye. Would that help and which suede dye is the closest color to cool grey (they sell grey, dark grey, and light grey suede dye)? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!



i wanna say light grey dye is closest i think thats what i used to dye some cool grey 3s, but dont quote me on it. the toebox cant be restored what they do is remove all the nubuck on the panel and redye then repaint it. ive heard them refer to it as the tennis ball method. ive only seen it done on black though. this video should give you a decent idea of whats done.

 
What do yous think the best water proofer is?

ive used foot locker water proofer for many many years, but i hear great things about the new Jason Markk Repel product. I have purchased it and applied to one pair, but havent actually tested it yet.
 
What do yous think the best water proofer is?

I use Sof Sole waterproofer and works well. Not sure if its the best.

ive used foot locker water proofer for many many years, but i hear great things about the new Jason Markk Repel product. I have purchased it and applied to one pair, but havent actually tested it yet.

I heard Jason Markk Repel recommends 24 hours to dry. Is that true? When you do test it out let us know? Been thinking about making the switch. Also after it was applied did it alter the material or change color. Thats my biggest fear with using proofers on leather, suede, nubuck, wool.'

Sorry for all the questions fam, but I don't know anyone who has used it.
 
I didn't know about the 24 hour recommendation, but it makes sense. It definitely left the material damp. I sprayed my flyknit lunars. No discoloration, it is a mildly white liquid tho, don't see it doing any damage to anything honestly
 
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