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RE: cleaning and polishing - streak - 27-06-07

pirate Wrote:Tipp-Ex?

You loon....

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RE: cleaning and polishing - woody - 27-06-07

Why not use the exisitng thread?

http://www.superstardb.com/how-to-keep-your-kicks-fresh-t-151.html

I'll merge it meslef later

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RE: cleaning and polishing - scratchandsniff - 27-06-07

I:ve always found that a damp cloth a Cif works a treat, especially on the rubber role and shell.

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RE: cleaning and polishing - streak - 27-06-07

woody Wrote:Why not use the exisitng thread?

http://www.superstardb.com/how-to-keep-your-kicks-fresh-t-151.html

I'll merge it meself later

Go on then... I can't be ar*ed..

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RE: cleaning and polishing - ozthecoz - 27-06-07

was gonna say didnt use that thread as it went wildy off topic ending in discussions of shampoo lol

But thats no defence considering where this one went half way through

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RE: cleaning and polishing - woody - 28-06-07

It won't merge

I'll have another go...

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RE: cleaning and polishing - mr.pure - 28-06-07

You two earlier are both sick fucks !

The yellowing won't go anywhere, it's a result of the rubber drying out and losing it's natural oils.
Wear them occasionally and it won't happen.
For Christs's sake don't paint them with Tippex, use a good quality white nail polish.

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RE: cleaning and polishing - Da Camden Ayatollah - 28-06-07

Sneakerphile, please don't do that again.please.

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RE: cleaning and polishing - adidasanth - 28-06-07

Hey there

Most chemists do toothbrushs for £1 or so, not too harsh. I tend to have a few of them for different colours. Use them with a non abrasive cleaner such as a dedicated KIWI trainer shampoo, like a foam. Lifts dirt right out.

For the shiny suede issue, boil a pan of water and GENTLY rub the affected area with the toothbrush. I find that this usually works. NEVER put kicks back in their boxes wet (to all you TK Maxxers, yes adidas come in boxes) Haha! When this is complete, protect from dirt, shite and wet with a spray protector that goes on wet, tends to stink so open windows B4 use and allow to dry. This beads the water and it runs off. Bingo!

Good luck.

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RE: cleaning and polishing - woody - 28-06-07

Tesco value toothbrush is about 20p mate

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RE: cleaning and polishing - luisrk - 13-04-10

never used myself but... use "Jason Markk"

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RE: cleaning and polishing - Old Gregg - 13-04-10




Holy thread resurrection Batman

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RE: cleaning and polishing - Samo - 13-04-10

Wow, that was helpful

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RE: cleaning and polishing - Big J - 13-04-10

Totally worth it though, as I'm sure no one on here has ever heard of or used that stuff before...

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RE: cleaning and polishing - Samo - 13-04-10

never heard of it before meself...

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