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ajphizzles
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How do I get the orange and the yellow on rayguns? What do I have to mix? What about the little green alien guy? Thanks guys, you can PM me the answers if you wish.
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What is the material on the Griffeys? The stuff that makes up the majority of the upper?
And how do you clean it?
Also, should I use dull sandpaper on the front midsole of my WC 3s?
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STownSaint
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"Q: How do I make the splatter effect?
A: Mask off anywhere you dont want paint to be. Then there are several ways to apply the splatter, some drop it from brushes at a high point and let gravity to the work. Some people goop in on their brushes and flick or throw it at the shoes. Some also blow the paint out of a straw to get the job done."
Can anyone shed some more light on this?
Im trying to do a "McFly' speckled midsole, and everything Ive been trying (flick paintbrush, push bristles on toothbrush) results in a very "fine" speckly effect.
Im looking for a "coarser" speckle look, as in each speck a little larger and further apart (hope that makes sense).
Any advice is much appreciated (This is my first custom).
EDIT: FYI Im using a water-based Airbrush paint called Createx
Preview (I know, not very creative):
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hazematic
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is there anyway to fix that gash in the white midsole wit out changing the whole midsole? thanks for any advice |
Please see page 1 of the restoration & cleaning FAQ.
| WhySoStussy? wrote: | | can you use angelus paint for the canvas on sk8-hi's? |
Yes.
| sneaker geek wrote: | | where can i buy paint to paint my sneakers with????? |
Online... google the brand you are looking for. The most popular brand of sneaker paint is sold at turtlefeathers and elsewhere.
| ajphizzles wrote: | | How do I get the orange and the yellow on rayguns? What do I have to mix? What about the little green alien guy? Thanks guys, you can PM me the answers if you wish. |
Mix leather paints to achieve the desired shade. You just have to paint the alien.
| MMMREESESCUPS wrote: | What is the material on the Griffeys? The stuff that makes up the majority of the upper?
And how do you clean it?
Also, should I use dull sandpaper on the front midsole of my WC 3s? |
Please see page 1 of the restoration / cleaning FAQ.
| STownSaint wrote: | "Q: How do I make the splatter effect?
A: Mask off anywhere you dont want paint to be. Then there are several ways to apply the splatter, some drop it from brushes at a high point and let gravity to the work. Some people goop in on their brushes and flick or throw it at the shoes. Some also blow the paint out of a straw to get the job done."
Can anyone shed some more light on this?
Im trying to do a "McFly' speckled midsole, and everything Ive been trying (flick paintbrush, push bristles on toothbrush) results in a very "fine" speckly effect.
Im looking for a "coarser" speckle look, as in each speck a little larger and further apart (hope that makes sense).
Any advice is much appreciated (This is my first custom).
EDIT: FYI Im using a water-based Airbrush paint called Createx
Preview (I know, not very creative): |
You could paint the splatters on with a very fine brush. FWIW, I've never used Createx on shoes.
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STownSaint
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^thanks for the reply.
I used Createx b/c it was suggested to be fairly flexible (someone used it on an AM90 midsole w/ no issues) and so far it has held up for me on the "NIKE" on the heal panel.
I just found a "wire brush technique" for the speckle pattern, Im give it a shot soon and report back w/ details&results. |
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saif
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| how do you get rid of wrinkles in teh toebox of Jordan 5s? no picture at the moment but there are many creases that look like wrinkles on the toebox. |
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theMenace
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Resto guide and FAQs!
I told you this before...
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rondoe215
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| what would be the best thing to use to make the denim on them goofy boy lows black?? should i use dye or paint?? |
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ant718
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how can i get rid of the foam after the use of gorilla glue
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How can I possibly make the bottoms of the shoe light up? ik there are already the light up AF1's but I wanna add my own twist to it...
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hazematic
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| STownSaint wrote: | ^thanks for the reply.
I used Createx b/c it was suggested to be fairly flexible (someone used it on an AM90 midsole w/ no issues) and so far it has held up for me on the "NIKE" on the heal panel.
I just found a "wire brush technique" for the speckle pattern, Im give it a shot soon and report back w/ details&results. |
Please post the results when you are done. Do you add anything to the createx? Good luck.
| rondoe215 wrote: | | what would be the best thing to use to make the denim on them goofy boy lows black?? should i use dye or paint?? |
I have seen good results with fabric paint and art markers. A great example of the color change was posted in the last few pages of the new/minor customs sticky.
| dcmensah@yahoo.com wrote: | | How can I possibly make the bottoms of the shoe light up? ik there are already the light up AF1's but I wanna add my own twist to it... |
http://www.youtube.com/evolvedfootwear Is this what you mean? If so, you have to try and trace his moves or send him some work.
| ant718 wrote: | | how can i get rid of the foam after the use of gorilla glue |
Restoration FAQ, please see page one.
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emayzing
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| Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 6:53 pm Post subject: Alligator Skin? Soles? |
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| Where can I get alligator skin to put on my shoes (with a soldering iron)? and also, how do people make custom graphics on the soles. Paint will come off, so I'm hesitant to use that. |
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the_general
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Does painting a beat shoe affect its possibility to crack, Ive painted shoes that have really bad creases. Even if painting them with stuffing inside, sometimes when stretching out the creases completely, a few cracks show; is this because of really deep crevices that might not be reached easily as opposed to a new sneaker with bare to no creasing at all?
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hazematic
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| emayzing wrote: | | Where can I get alligator skin to put on my shoes (with a soldering iron)? and also, how do people make custom graphics on the soles. Paint will come off, so I'm hesitant to use that. |
If you want to burn croc print into leather all you need is the soldering iron. You can draw the pattern with a pencil if need be. If you want to add alligator skin, go to a leather/hide/skin vendor...eBay has hides too. As for the insoles you can use printable canvas. It seems like screen printed fabric or painted leather would also work.
| the_general wrote: | | Does painting a beat shoe affect its possibility to crack, Ive painted shoes that have really bad creases. Even if painting them with stuffing inside, sometimes when stretching out the creases completely, a few cracks show; is this because of really deep crevices that might not be reached easily as opposed to a new sneaker with bare to no creasing at all? |
The problem that I think of is the creases might get extra paint and you goal is multiple thin even coats. TBH, I don't have exp. painting beat sneaks.
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the_general
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| the_general wrote: | | Does painting a beat shoe affect its possibility to crack, Ive painted shoes that have really bad creases. Even if painting them with stuffing inside, sometimes when stretching out the creases completely, a few cracks show; is this because of really deep crevices that might not be reached easily as opposed to a new sneaker with bare to no creasing at all? |
The problem that I think of is the creases might get extra paint and you goal is multiple thin even coats. TBH, I don't have exp. painting beat sneaks.[/quote]
Ok, I get what you mean. Because it does look a bit darker on the creased pots, most likely build up of paint over the crevice in the leather.
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