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fixitmoe
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| x1rice1x wrote: | | fixitmoe wrote: | dothedew23- RIT Whitner/Brightner
x1rice1x- Look into seaglow, before attaching the soles
seaglow the bottoms then attach the soles with a preferred glue.
Using baller bands or rubberbands to 'clamp'
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I already know how to sea glow but how do I take off the the extra glue That held the shoe together before ? Peep the picture up top and the mid soles are pretty dirty I tried to scrub it down with water and ssoap any suggestions ? |
Heat reactivates the glues melting point, pretty simple stuff.
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DuMMie_SOLE
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| dalyte1 wrote: | DuMMie_SOLE
Most use rubber bands or baller bands.
I will be unveiling another method this week. I'm not sure if anyone is really aware of it other than me and few Sneaker Doctors.. |
Right On...I got a bunch of those
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x1rice1x
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| Posted: Mon Jun 29, 2009 10:22 pm Post subject: |
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| fixitmoe wrote: | | x1rice1x wrote: | | fixitmoe wrote: | dothedew23- RIT Whitner/Brightner
x1rice1x- Look into seaglow, before attaching the soles
seaglow the bottoms then attach the soles with a preferred glue.
Using baller bands or rubberbands to 'clamp'
DRiFT2oNR- Pictures
Woosly- Pictures
Ryanmc553- Invest in the big bottle, depends how many shoes and how many
intervals you use the seaglow. |
I already know how to sea glow but how do I take off the the extra glue That held the shoe together before ? Peep the picture up top and the mid soles are pretty dirty I tried to scrub it down with water and ssoap any suggestions ? |
Heat reactivates the glues melting point, pretty simple stuff.
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then what? scrub it off? peel it off? please be more specific lol sorry imma noob at this stuff 
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dcheek20
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dcheek20
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Adhesive remover will work just fine! I have always heated it and scraped, but I have heard adhesive remover works fine.
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fixitmoe
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fixitmoe
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dcheek20
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| tacticalshadow0 wrote: | | Would opening up the "pores" using heat, of a yellowed midsole lead to more efficient seaglowing? |
Heat is NEVER good for seaglowing.
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dcheek20
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Use Q-Tips and acetone, you need to be careful here as the acetone will damage the PL if you use too much or if you let it sit on the PL. Use this process at your own discretion, if you do not feel comfortable doing this use a toned down version of acetone, such as nail polish or alcohol, it will take longer but will give the same result. No more questions about removing glue   Just Kidding!
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