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I_Mamirov New Member


Joined: May 30 2009 Posts: 155 Feedback: 17 Location: Brooklyn, NY!
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Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:24 pm Post subject: |
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ok. just copped some og olive 9's.
sole is cracking on me.
wondering if there is anything i can do to restore it..
Please message me. _________________
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hazematic Customizers


Joined: Dec 10 2007 Posts: 170 Feedback: 24 Location: 757
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Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 8:53 am Post subject: |
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| pelon16 wrote: | | i didnt know where to post this but i have a question how do you take stains away from a white new era hat | This section is devoted to footwear. You can use google for info on cleaning new eras.
| SB_[ JDW ]_SB wrote: | im tryin 2 get the midsole stains out of an old pair of air assaults.
ther is smudges around the back of the midsole that WONT come out
and the area below the toebox just plain looks dirty and wont come clean, ive tried sport-white shoe cleaner stuff, and a bleach pen, both with hardly any good results.
lol
Any suggestions or advice? | Please see pg.1 of the cleaning / restoration FAQ.
| Mr CoolAid wrote: | | what color angelus paint do i need to repaint infrared 6s? | See pg.1 of the cleaning and restoration FAQ.
| Jperez23 wrote: | i might pick these up and was wondering if anyone can tell me how to paint the toe part
Thanks in avance | See pg.1 of the cleaning and restoration FAQ.
| I_Mamirov wrote: | ok. just copped some og olive 9's.
sole is cracking on me.
wondering if there is anything i can do to restore it..
Please message me. | Please see pg.1 of the cleaning / restoration FAQ or post pics in the custom forum's MP thread to get quotes for the restoration job. _________________ The paradox is in the ugliness of vanity.
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rafassb Frequent Visitor


Joined: Apr 02 2007 Posts: 238 Feedback: 35 Location: Sacramento, Cali
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Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 8:02 pm Post subject: |
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i finished a pair of denims for myself and a friend liked them, the question is how much is the usual cost of doing a recon denim custom (he's purchasing the base and the materials) so simply labor? please let me know thank you in advance.  _________________
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MFD00M In The Game


Joined: May 11 2009 Posts: 507 Feedback: 17 Location: TORONTO, ONTARIO
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wsupden New Member


Joined: May 10 2009 Posts: 141 Feedback: 2 Location: Daly City
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hazematic Customizers


Joined: Dec 10 2007 Posts: 170 Feedback: 24 Location: 757
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Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 7:34 am Post subject: |
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| rafassb wrote: | | i finished a pair of denims for myself and a friend liked them, the question is how much is the usual cost of doing a recon denim custom (he's purchasing the base and the materials) so simply labor? please let me know thank you in advance. :up: | What hourly rate are you willing to work for and how long will it take? | wsupden wrote: | | whats the best way to restore cement print ? | Please see page 1 of the restoration & cleaning FAQ. _________________ The paradox is in the ugliness of vanity.
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rafassb Frequent Visitor


Joined: Apr 02 2007 Posts: 238 Feedback: 35 Location: Sacramento, Cali
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Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 6:41 pm Post subject: |
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| hazematic wrote: | | rafassb wrote: | i finished a pair of denims for myself and a friend liked them, the question is how much is the usual cost of doing a recon denim custom (he's purchasing the base and the materials) so simply labor? please let me know thank you in advance.  | What hourly rate are you willing to work for and how long will it take? | wsupden wrote: | | whats the best way to restore cement print ? | Please see page 1 of the restoration & cleaning FAQ. |
Probably I can get in 4 hours a day (5 day week) depending on how persistant i stay with it I estimate two weeks? _________________
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SoLe4LyFe New Member


Joined: Sep 08 2009 Posts: 99 Feedback: 9 Location: San Francisco (415)
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Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 7:31 pm Post subject: |
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how would i fix up the scuffs on these jordan X's if i were to buy them?
http://www.solecollector.com/forums/mp_item.php?id=16343 _________________
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USC Blazers [ ] Aquamarine Blazers [ ] P-Rod 2.5 QS [X]
LOST Dunk Highs [ ] NY Knick Dunk Highs [X] Air Max 1's [ ]
Takashi I's [ ] Angels & Demons [ ] Goofy Boy Lows [ ]
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rafassb Frequent Visitor


Joined: Apr 02 2007 Posts: 238 Feedback: 35 Location: Sacramento, Cali
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Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 8:09 pm Post subject: |
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First try scrubbing with warm water and some soap then if that doesnt work try lightly applying rubbing alchohol with a cotton ball Q-tip etc. _________________
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hazematic Customizers


Joined: Dec 10 2007 Posts: 170 Feedback: 24 Location: 757
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Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 6:47 am Post subject: |
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| rafassb wrote: |
Probably I can get in 4 hours a day (5 day week) depending on how persistant i stay with it I estimate two weeks? |
Someone else may better be able to price the job but... You're looking at 40 hours of work. If you were willing to work for $5 per hour, that would be $200. I would guess reconstructers charge between $200 and $300 for a pair (This price includes common materials but not the cost of a base). You could PM artists who do recons if you want a second opinion. _________________ The paradox is in the ugliness of vanity.
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rafassb Frequent Visitor


Joined: Apr 02 2007 Posts: 238 Feedback: 35 Location: Sacramento, Cali
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Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 6:44 pm Post subject: |
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| hazematic wrote: | | rafassb wrote: |
Probably I can get in 4 hours a day (5 day week) depending on how persistant i stay with it I estimate two weeks? |
Someone else may better be able to price the job but... You're looking at 40 hours of work. If you were willing to work for $5 per hour, that would be $200. I would guess reconstructers charge between $200 and $300 for a pair (This price includes common materials but not the cost of a base). You could PM artists who do recons if you want a second opinion. |
okay well thanks for getting me a slight estimate  _________________
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MidWest312 Much Respect


Joined: Sep 21 2009 Posts: 1639 Feedback: 5 Location: City of Wind...773
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Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 7:25 pm Post subject: |
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| dcheek20 wrote: | Ask on FAQ's and I will explain it  |
So hey how does a woodburner work ? _________________
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ihaveDunks BANNED
Joined: Apr 04 2007 Posts: 314 Feedback: -5 Location: Stockton, CA
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Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2009 6:51 pm Post subject: |
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edit: oops wrong place. _________________ sell or trade me your size 8.5-9.5 todd jordan blazers!
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the_general Kicks Knowledgeable


Joined: Sep 07 2008 Posts: 799 Feedback: 51 Location: New York City
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Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2009 11:36 pm Post subject: |
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How can you mix glow in the dark paint with leather paint and get an even layer of GID _________________ Subscribe: http://showtoprove.blogspot.com/
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NIKECHECKAIR BANNED
Joined: Aug 19 2009 Posts: 71 Feedback: -5
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Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 12:03 am Post subject: |
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| Um I hear un fogging the air bubbles with a blow dryier weekens the missile more..is there any other way j can unfog them with out any harm to the shoe? Or am I just better off not tryin to unfog it? Help me out ppls |
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