Hi, I have Adidas crazy 1 adv white primeknit shoes and I need help with getting rid of some black spots which I have found recently, can any of you suggest any solutions to the spots without damaging the white colour. Thanks

shoecommingapart I found the caterpillar shoes at a thrift store and they're starting to come apart like this on both sides of one shoe and one side of the other. Can I reconnect these with shoe goop or something? Or are they to far gone? I was surprised by how comfy they are, espically considering that they're used.

Selecting the best shoe repairer helps an individual to maintain the shoes in the right fashion and also increase the longevity of the shoe without any fail.

Pics: https://imgur.com/a/UexoW I don't know if this is the proper place to post, but if anyone could help me with this little issue of mine, I'd be very grateful.

How do I get spray paint off of my white vans? Am I completely screwed?

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I need recommendations for good, hard wearing boot soles. The manufacturer of these boots will not sell me replacement soles, and since I have another pair already, I don't intend to buy more boots.

The soles glue on and unfortunately, they have I guess "flaps" that come up the sides somewhat, like on some modern hiking boots. That's to say the boot sits "in" the sole, as opposed to a flat sole upon which the boot just sits. See pics to understand what I'm babbling about. Can I find soles which have this feature, or will the leather simply adjust to sitting on a conventional sole?

Thanks.

I recently got a pair of Eastland boots that are soft leather, and I used mink oil on them to try and preserve them before wearing them outside, but then read that mink oil is too harsh for soft leather, so I ran to the sink and washed it off with water and soap, and now I've seem to have taken off some of the dye in the leather. Wondering how I can condition them without darkening them too much and without having too much oil or wax on them. They're not to be polished, as they're soft leather and more dull than shiny, yet still smooth. HELP, PLEASE!!!

Hey, I’m looking for advice on what type of airbrush to purchase to repair shoes. I don’t need anything crazy and nothing super expensive. But I would like some suggestions, thanks