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Jamballa13
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The instructions are on page 1, and we just went over removing the glue residue just check back a few posts  E6000 glue will do the trick on re-attaching but dalyte covers that for ya on pg 1. Good luck I hate to see those beautiful concords seperated  Oh and the white residue is atcually foam pulled off from the glue. |
so im supposed to heat it with a blowdryer and scrape it off ?
or use nail polish remover ?
this task of regluing will be easy right..
theres hope for my 11s ?
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kwamed85
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^^^^ they should be no problem
just make sure the clamping is nice and tight
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dcheek20
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| Jamballa13 wrote: | | dcheek20 wrote: |
The instructions are on page 1, and we just went over removing the glue residue just check back a few posts E6000 glue will do the trick on re-attaching but dalyte covers that for ya on pg 1. Good luck I hate to see those beautiful concords seperated Oh and the white residue is atcually foam pulled off from the glue. |
so im supposed to heat it with a blowdryer and scrape it off ?
or use nail polish remover ?
this task of regluing will be easy right..
theres hope for my 11s ? |
Correct use blow dryer! And I would not say gluing them back is easy, but pretty straight forward. Just make sure you glue a little bit at a time and clamp and let dry........do not try and glue it all at once. E 6000 or Barge glue will do the trick, but I actually prefer E 6000 b/c it is a stiffer glue and does not dry brown like barge. And of course there is hope for your XI's
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dcheek20
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Double post sorry
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dcheek20
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| Yum wrote: | | The midsoles are getting dirty on my sbs. What ways are there to clean it? |
Magic Eraser if the midsole is white.........or the old fashion way of elbow grease, toothbrush and dish soap.
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Jamballa13
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| dcheek20 wrote: | | Jamballa13 wrote: | | dcheek20 wrote: |
The instructions are on page 1, and we just went over removing the glue residue just check back a few posts E6000 glue will do the trick on re-attaching but dalyte covers that for ya on pg 1. Good luck I hate to see those beautiful concords seperated Oh and the white residue is atcually foam pulled off from the glue. |
so im supposed to heat it with a blowdryer and scrape it off ?
or use nail polish remover ?
this task of regluing will be easy right..
theres hope for my 11s ? |
Correct use blow dryer! And I would not say gluing them back is easy, but pretty straight forward. Just make sure you glue a little bit at a time and clamp and let dry........do not try and glue it all at once. E 6000 or Barge glue will do the trick, but I actually prefer E 6000 b/c it is a stiffer glue and does not dry brown like barge. And of course there is hope for your XI's |
can i use gorilla glue instead...
its hard to find e 6000 and barge...
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dcheek20
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| Jamballa13 wrote: | | dcheek20 wrote: | | Jamballa13 wrote: | | dcheek20 wrote: |
The instructions are on page 1, and we just went over removing the glue residue just check back a few posts E6000 glue will do the trick on re-attaching but dalyte covers that for ya on pg 1. Good luck I hate to see those beautiful concords seperated Oh and the white residue is atcually foam pulled off from the glue. |
so im supposed to heat it with a blowdryer and scrape it off ?
or use nail polish remover ?
this task of regluing will be easy right..
theres hope for my 11s ? |
Correct use blow dryer! And I would not say gluing them back is easy, but pretty straight forward. Just make sure you glue a little bit at a time and clamp and let dry........do not try and glue it all at once. E 6000 or Barge glue will do the trick, but I actually prefer E 6000 b/c it is a stiffer glue and does not dry brown like barge. And of course there is hope for your XI's |
can i use gorilla glue instead...
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E-6000 can be found at Wal-Mart it is in the Arts & Crafts Dept. Not the hardware dept with all the other glues. If you cannot find the E-6000 you can use Gorilla Glue High Impact, but it does not work as well as E-6000.
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what kind of paint do you mix for tha true blues
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Ima seaglow these but i still need to buy seaglow. Would the 4 oz. bottle be enough or should i get the 16 oz.? thanks.
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took me like an hour and 30 minutes to do 1 sole CLEANLY alot of elbow grease lol and for the record dont use adhesive remover doesnt really help your better off scraping the old glue off i still have like 1 sole to go so imma experiment with nail polish remover ( also beware of the jumpman, if yu use adhesive remover/nail polish remover the color of him will become clear bc the paint comes off, happent o his hand on mine