Cement IV restoration

damnnn that's a clean job...i've always wanted to do a sole swap repair but i'm too scared lol
 
Good stuff, i did a swap with my white cement and bred 4s from 1999 and it was probably the hardest restoration Ive done, just a tip, i would recommend playing with paint to get the correct shade of grey on the midsoles, start with the bone colored paint from angelus
 
TheGradeschoolDropout said:
I agree and its messy as hell and takes too long to set well, Ive never had luck with it
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Shoegoo is great, you just need to be neat and let the glue set on both sides for maybe an hour or two (so the glue will become tacky and thicker) BEFORE sticking them together.
You can remove excess glue by using nail polish remover.
 
DEAR SNEAKERHEADS, I RECENTLY PICKED UP SOME LEBRON 8 BLACKOUTS FOR FREE, THEY NEED A MAD RESTORATION ON THE TOE BOX LIKE A REPAINT AND ALL. THEIRS SCRATCHES TOO. I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE HAD DONE A REPAINT ON THEM AND COULD HELP ME SUCH AS TELL ME WHERE TO GET THE PAINT AND LET ME KNOW HOW TO REPAINT THEM. IF ANYONE OF YOU COULD HELP ME, THAT'D BE GREAT. THANKS

-JRUSS5457
 
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