Trusay.. Molton Brown I shit you not!
How to keep your Kicks fresh
03-02-12, 07:56 PM
#377
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I use the hog brush, dry, just to get dust and dirt of the upper then clean the outsole with the Dawn/toothbrush.(washcloth to dry it) I use the JM liquid stuff on the upper only if It's needed.
04-02-12, 04:21 AM
#380
Ben, that's what they use to get the oil off the wildlife after an oil spill.
Just seems to work well on kicks and it's a good cause, I figure.(they donate tons of the stuff and money to wildlife groups)
Just seems to work well on kicks and it's a good cause, I figure.(they donate tons of the stuff and money to wildlife groups)
04-02-12, 04:39 AM
#381
This is what you need. Get that good ol' JM and some Magic Eraser (on the right it's a similar German product).
Everything else you can find on SSDB
( supersk8 and Mr. Pure are magicians 
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Everything else you can find on SSDB
( supersk8 and Mr. Pure are magicians ) ![[Image: p1040407dpqlz.jpg]](http://www.abload.de/image.php?img=p1040407dpqlz.jpg)
04-02-12, 09:38 AM
#382
a sidenote: please use this german product very carefully on nubuk or suede stuff. as it says, it´s an eraser...
whack lacing is killing your shoes!
04-02-12, 08:47 PM
#383
It would appear footpatrol are now selling Jason Markk
Edit: sold out awaiting re-stock
Edit: sold out awaiting re-stock
05-02-12, 01:54 PM
#384
Most of mine has come from my OCD with car cleaning 
Meguiars all purpose cleaner (upholstry and leather cleaner)
Autoglym lifeshine scotchgaurd
Gliptone liquid leather cleaner and conditioner
Magic erasers
Toothbrush, suede brush and microfibers
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Meguiars all purpose cleaner (upholstry and leather cleaner)
Autoglym lifeshine scotchgaurd
Gliptone liquid leather cleaner and conditioner
Magic erasers
Toothbrush, suede brush and microfibers
05-02-12, 02:06 PM
#385
That's a handsome looking kit...
Me -
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I use the dog to dry them
With God's help I'll conquer this terrible affliction.
05-02-12, 04:29 PM
#386
(04-02-12, 08:47 PM)Old Gregg Wrote: It would appear footpatrol are now selling Jason Markk
Edit: sold out awaiting re-stock
These guys have some I think, but i think FP were cheaper when I bought some a while back.
Anyone tried the Angelus stuff?
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cheaper than JM.
05-02-12, 04:49 PM
#387
@Benji I was looking to try some of that Blue foam AND the JM kit and do a comparison.
So far, Palmolive Free and Clear works wonders for me.
Would LOVE to grab a few more cleaners, and my kit would be 100% complete for ANY shoe I can think of.
We will see how it goes. But for now..
![[Image: Cleaner2.jpg]](http://i578.photobucket.com/albums/ss229/WhenIRockTheBeat/My%20Gear/Cleaner2.jpg)
I keep (as much as I can) in my shinebox... Heehhehhehehehehe
![[Image: Cleaner1.jpg]](http://i578.photobucket.com/albums/ss229/WhenIRockTheBeat/My%20Gear/Cleaner1.jpg)
So far, Palmolive Free and Clear works wonders for me.
Would LOVE to grab a few more cleaners, and my kit would be 100% complete for ANY shoe I can think of.
We will see how it goes. But for now..
I keep (as much as I can) in my shinebox...
Heehhehhehehehehe
"...I've loved it since the days of fat shoelace." -Guru
07-02-12, 02:11 PM
#388
I'd like to try some of the Lincoln EZ cleaner as well as the Fiebings Leather products and home made Retr0Brite.
Anyone in here try any of that?
Anyone in here try any of that?
"...I've loved it since the days of fat shoelace." -Guru
16-03-12, 09:50 PM
#389
Anyone got any good ideas on how to prevent futher cracking on some 90's. Is there some sort of lacquer you could apply to embalm them 
Any advise would be appreciated.
Any advise would be appreciated.
16-03-12, 11:03 PM
#390
I am going to restore some nineties so ill let you know how it goes, maybe you can learn from my mistakes.
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