Found Jordan XI bred in my garage

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Hi,

I was cleaning my garage and I found a very old box with many shirts, pants, some shoes and I found my olds XI, I think that I bought them on 2002 or something like that, these are not on very bad shape, but the glue on the fronts are gone, so, there are any way to fix them?? any special glue??

Im amaized about the shoes, I thought that I throw them away a years ago
 
Barge cement recommended (should have posted in the Matinence thread)
 
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yes, pics? that's like unearthing a rare archaeological find
 
semf said:
yes, pics? that's like unearthing a rare archaeological find
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I know!! LOL, Im going to post pics tonight when get home, I will tray to find today the barge cement in order to start the restoration, hopefully I can get alive this shoes,
 
Take em to a local repair shop for a complete reglue. Because once the front is fixed the back will come off, not to mention the other shoe.
 
Chris316 said:
Just take it to a repair shop. It will give you less hassle.
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no repair shop in my town......
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  I will do it, I bought the cement today
 
FYI restore is not as easy as i thought, remove all the old cement is tough, anyway, im going forward with this project, hopefully i will be finishing the left side next sunday...
 
be patient with it. don't use too much shoe glue, just spread it thin and even. you need something to keep it pressed, some books or an elastic band depending on the area.

i had sole separation on the ds OGs i bought last year. Since doing the glue job, they've been fine. I wear them regularly.
 
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