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Months ago | 5th April 2011 17:02
What's your best method to correcting flaws on the shoes right out of the box?
Example: Takeing off the extra glue of the mid sole from when they were placed together, etc?
Just wondering on what everyone else does to make their shoes look perfect.
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Months ago | 5th April 2011 19:08
i take insoles out if they are crazy and replace them all depends on how much i wear them
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Months ago | 6th April 2011 11:46
Isn't this more for the restoration section?
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Months ago | 7th April 2011 23:25
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Months ago | 25th September 2011 21:30
If Im in a store I examine them very close and I may request for a different shoe to compare quality. If its the "last 12" and I really want it. I just deal with it and keep them clean. As far as the glue sometimes you can use tweezers to pull of excess. Be careful though.
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Months ago | 5th October 2011 18:30
don't really correct them unless its really big defect, otherwise you might mess them up
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What's your best method to correcting flaws on the shoes right out of the box?
Example: Takeing off the extra glue of the mid sole from when they were placed together, etc?
Just wondering on what everyone else does to make their shoes look perfect.
i take insoles out if they are crazy and replace them all depends on how much i wear them
Isn't this more for the restoration section?
http://www.solecollector.com/forums/customs-amp-restorations-f7.html
more for the restoration
If Im in a store I examine them very close and I may request for a different shoe to compare quality. If its the "last 12" and I really want it. I just deal with it and keep them clean. As far as the glue sometimes you can use tweezers to pull of excess. Be careful though.
don't really correct them unless its really big defect, otherwise you might mess them up