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Post a pic I wanna see some OG jams
Honest Opinion On Yellowing?
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A bit beat up in the opening, but I don't mind.
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I want my GMP 6 to yellow. I think it will look great w/ the gold
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Pics look nice except for the back of the shoe it looks like it has been through a lot of wear but probably not that bad once you wear them
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A BIT BEAT UP? lol
If you don't mind saying I'm really curious as to what you payed for these being OG's Jams and all?
was the description 7/10? lol
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$90. Not bad at all.
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I like yellowing, looks dope imo.
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Yuck
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Hey guise stop hating on my kicks. Lmao.
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yellow make em look uggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggly.
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The yellowing is fine to me on that pair, but since you got them so cheap, you should find a restorer to do some work on the upper. Don't seaglow them though, I love when the sole almost looks gum.
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Yeah, that's what I was planning on doing.
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It's all for the love of the shoe, yellowing just shows the character in the shoes and it's also inevitable.
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Is there a way you could go to a shoe cleaner and get it cleaned
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not too bad on the concords and shams
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Yeah, but why? Lol
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I wouldn't have payed over $50 for those, they are pretty bad, at least from what I can see in the photos.
If you send them to a restorer you could spend $100 or so to make them look 10 times better. The tough part is that they are misshaped and the leather is starting to crack.
they need some serious TLC. If you did decide to bring the soles back, you could probably get them looking a little better, but they are pretty at gone. I don't even know if they would survive the process, soles would probably separate.
11's are def easy to restore because of their materials so... That's a plus.
If you send them to a restorer you could spend $100 or so to make them look 10 times better. The tough part is that they are misshaped and the leather is starting to crack.
they need some serious TLC. If you did decide to bring the soles back, you could probably get them looking a little better, but they are pretty at gone. I don't even know if they would survive the process, soles would probably separate.
11's are def easy to restore because of their materials so... That's a plus.
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They're already being repaired as we speak.
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only on the aj1s
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Yeah a little bit of yellowing on the midsole does look nice
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Yeah a little bit of yellowing on the midsole does look nice
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Yellowing is straight ugly. nothing is better than a icey sole but we all know how long those last.
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I hate yellowing on icy soles. Makes me not even wanna wear the shoe. Yellowing on a white leather shoe is tolerable, specially on 1's. Old beat up 1's look nice, IMO.
Old beat up Jams, can't do it...
Old beat up Jams, can't do it...
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Does anyone know the best cleaner on the market for the making the Icey soles clear again? Thanks in advance
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My vote goes to Seaglow. Read this thread http://niketalk.com/t/15471/official-sneaker-care-maintenance-post-its-back lots of great info in there.
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