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Months ago | 14th May 2012 10:29
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so im using 40vol CREMEM. i just add cornstarch put it in the mircowave then add oxy clean ? someone said GLYCERIN would work fine. just add glycerin and oxyclean and thats it.
No, only add oxi clean and mix it thats it.
What are your measurements??????
1 cup 40 volume and as for the oxi i just eye ball it
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Months ago | 14th May 2012 21:36
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so im using 40vol CREMEM. i just add cornstarch put it in the mircowave then add oxy clean ? someone said GLYCERIN would work fine. just add glycerin and oxyclean and thats it.
No, only add oxi clean and mix it thats it.
What are your measurements??????
1 cup 40 volume and as for the oxi i just eye ball it
I would like to have the measurements because from my experience this ret0brite can get VERY reactive.
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Months ago | 14th May 2012 22:55
^^^^ It can be VERY reactive when adding too much oxi.
If u are to use 1 cup of 40 volume, I would say to use about a half a spoonful or less of oxi. I usually just add very little at a time until I get the consistency that I am aiming for. Also remember that it doesn't react instantly, so you may need to wait before you add any extra oxi to the solution.
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Months ago | 15th May 2012 11:25
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Traction loss comes from UV exposure, period. It is inevitable if you are clearing your soles. My recommendation that I've said before is just to take a high grit sandpaper and lightly scuff the sole bottoms to give you a little bit of traction back; worked perfectly on my XI jams.
it is that simple '/? sandpaper the soles = a lil bit traction back
what kind of grit
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Months ago | 15th May 2012 21:47
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Here are my results with retrobrite so far...
Before:

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After:

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This is another pic of after in different lighting and different camera:

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how many session did you do ?
It took about 7-8 sessions to see those results. Each session was about 45 min to an hour. I will post more results as I get them.
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Months ago | 16th May 2012 23:27
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Here are my results with retrobrite so far...
Before:

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After:

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This is another pic of after in different lighting and different camera:

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how many session did you do ?
It took about 7-8 sessions to see those results. Each session was about 45 min to an hour. I will post more results as I get them.
did you do the outdoor or indoor method?
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Months ago | 17th May 2012 09:47
I tried one window session. I used the, 3% Hydrogen Peroxide, corn starch and Oxi Clean Versatile method.
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Months ago | 19th May 2012 09:41
I wanted to retrobright some foams & my infrared 6s. Is it always necessary to cover the traction areas? For example, if I only left them outside for an hour in morning when the temperature is low, would I be ok?
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[quote="iGotSole_"][quote="ystrdy13"][quote="Lickkmysole23"]so im using 40vol CREMEM. i just add cornstarch put it in the mircowave then add oxy clean ? someone said GLYCERIN would work fine. just add glycerin and oxyclean and thats it.[/quote]
No, only add oxi clean and mix it thats it.[/quote]
What are your measurements??????[/quote]
1 cup 40 volume and as for the oxi i just eye ball it
[quote="ystrdy13"][quote="iGotSole_"][quote="ystrdy13"][quote="Lickkmysole23"]so im using 40vol CREMEM. i just add cornstarch put it in the mircowave then add oxy clean ? someone said GLYCERIN would work fine. just add glycerin and oxyclean and thats it.[/quote]
No, only add oxi clean and mix it thats it.[/quote]
What are your measurements??????[/quote]
1 cup 40 volume and as for the oxi i just eye ball it[/quote]
I would like to have the measurements because from my experience this ret0brite can get VERY reactive.
^^^^ It can be VERY reactive when adding too much oxi.
If u are to use 1 cup of 40 volume, I would say to use about a half a spoonful or less of oxi. I usually just add very little at a time until I get the consistency that I am aiming for. Also remember that it doesn't react instantly, so you may need to wait before you add any extra oxi to the solution.
[quote="CameNyoGrill"]Traction loss comes from UV exposure, period. It is inevitable if you are clearing your soles. My recommendation that I've said before is just to take a high grit sandpaper and lightly scuff the sole bottoms to give you a little bit of traction back; worked perfectly on my XI jams.[/quote]
it is that simple '/? sandpaper the soles = a lil bit traction back
what kind of grit
[quote="checkthesole"]Here are my results with retrobrite so far...
Before:
[img]http://solecollector.com/sharing/1332012/1200_sneaker_-800558653119702589.jpg[/img]
After:
[img]http://solecollector.com/sharing/1332012/1200_sneaker_-15094377702059650900.jpg[/img]
This is another pic of after in different lighting and different camera:
[img]http://solecollector.com/sharing/1332012/1200_sneaker_-1691218283768252437.jpg[/img][/quote]
how many session did you do ?
[quote="Lickkmysole23"][quote="checkthesole"]Here are my results with retrobrite so far...
Before:
[img]http://solecollector.com/sharing/1332012/1200_sneaker_-800558653119702589.jpg[/img]
After:
[img]http://solecollector.com/sharing/1332012/1200_sneaker_-15094377702059650900.jpg[/img]
This is another pic of after in different lighting and different camera:
[img]http://solecollector.com/sharing/1332012/1200_sneaker_-1691218283768252437.jpg[/img][/quote]
how many session did you do ?[/quote]
It took about 7-8 sessions to see those results. Each session was about 45 min to an hour. I will post more results as I get them.
[quote="checkthesole"][quote="Lickkmysole23"][quote="checkthesole"]Here are my results with retrobrite so far...
Before:
[img]http://solecollector.com/sharing/1332012/1200_sneaker_-800558653119702589.jpg[/img]
After:
[img]http://solecollector.com/sharing/1332012/1200_sneaker_-15094377702059650900.jpg[/img]
This is another pic of after in different lighting and different camera:
[img]http://solecollector.com/sharing/1332012/1200_sneaker_-1691218283768252437.jpg[/img][/quote]
how many session did you do ?[/quote]
It took about 7-8 sessions to see those results. Each session was about 45 min to an hour. I will post more results as I get them.[/quote]
did you do the outdoor or indoor method?
I tried one window session. I used the, 3% Hydrogen Peroxide, corn starch and Oxi Clean Versatile method.
Before
[IMG]http://i47.tinypic.com/2rgfhhu.jpg[/IMG]
After one session
[IMG]http://i47.tinypic.com/2rw2r6d.jpg[/IMG]
[b]Help! Ive been using retrobright on my Fire Red Vs for quite sometime now. Ive seen great results from the soles but not the netting. Unfortunately, the netting looks piss yellow and looking to clear it up. If anyone has better formula other than the standard retrobright formula in the first page that clears off the netting fast please lmk!
Example:
From this.[/b]
[img]http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f265/jlbj90/IMG_7760_lr.jpg[/img]
[b]To this.[/b]
[img]http://corgishoe.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/shoes-926.jpg[/img]
[b]P.S. These are not my flicks, also the netting on my Fire Reds are yellower than the first pic.[/b]
I wanted to retrobright some foams & my infrared 6s. Is it always necessary to cover the traction areas? For example, if I only left them outside for an hour in morning when the temperature is low, would I be ok?