Adding oxyclean does enhance/quicken the process. I add oxyclean every time I use salon care. It's pretty commonly known to enhance the process, and almost everyone if not all the popular restorers on youtube,etc. will tell you that. You don't have to add it, but it's highly recommended, and most of the people that I know, use it.
How much do you add to the Salon Care? Thanks.
Results on my spacejams: 4-5 sessions
I used salon care on my SB9's and results were alright. It worked, but results weren't as effective as on Jordans imo and I don't know why. Also kinda got scared that it would seperate, so I stopped after like 2-3 sessions.
did you try lincoln eazy cleaner?Any idea how to clean water stain on nubuck?
I cleaned the entire shoe with JM already. The glue spot I manage to clean off with very little goo gone, but no idea how to clean the hard water spot.
negative. I will research for them. thanks
Works mostly for cleaning dirt stains,greases,etc. similar to Jason Markk but works better for suede,nubuck,etc.
bronxkid409
you are supposed to wipe the whole shoe down with acetone to remove the old paint, dirt, and gloss on the leather. If you didn't do that, that would explain why it would look that way.
Can you post pics? I would say if it is just slight peeling to leave them alone until they really start to get bad. I recommend angelus paint, it works well and normally holds up pretty well. Also, are you a heavy person? I don't know why they would peel with 1 or 2 wears.
Carmines have a basic black. It's not matte at all. Angelus Black paint should do the trick. Add a few drops of the duller if you want less shine but it should be good once it dries. Angelus shoe paint works for soles as well. It's just water based acrylic paint.
Might not see a noticeable difference in pics, but super noticeable difference in person.
I used both.. I made my own RB and because i got high % Perox.. i actually got faster results indoor.. However it is more riskier for newbies but the turn around time is faster for me.
