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Thanks for the kind words. I got the replacement tabs from Etsy.

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Thank you, it’s good to hear you enjoyed the video.

It’s dropping this Saturday

I can’t say for certain but I’d have to guess 20 to 25 hours on the high end.

Is being meticulous a bad thing?

@@milehighsneakers no, it's very good

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The Nubuck powder and sealer adhered very well to the shoe. It’s just needs multiple coats of the powder, and thank you for the kind words.

Thank you for the kind words, I greatly appreciate them.

Ain’ no way, I Honestly don’t know how to respond besides saying thank you. You’re the reason I started restoring sneakers and I learned probably 95% of the skills I’ve gained through watching your videos. Your videos have been incredibly informative and helpful.

Thanks for the kind words, I figured I’d give this type of content a try and I agree that my time is worth alot more.

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I didn’t show the newish outsole because I wasn’t able to find an outsole in the same colorway. I did something that hasn’t been done before from my knowledge. I didn’t want to show/talk about it as I haven’t perfected this method yet.

You can email me at milehighsneaks1@gmail.com or you can dm me over on Instagram @mile_highsneakers

Thank you for the kind words, they definitely came out worse than I had hoped

I don’t remember exactly but I would guesstimate 1.5 (Gold) to 1 (Bronze), and I only added a few drops of black paint. Hope this helps.

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Honestly I’ve never thought of a double swoosh effect before. You should definitely go ahead and make it yourself.

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And subbed

Great to hear, again Thanks for the support.

I used Angelus Easy Cleaner. You can buy a pack of 2 on Amazon for $16.

@@milehighsneakers sweet!!!

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Thanks for the tip. I normally use Angelus matte finish but I’ll give the Krylon a try.

I wasn’t able to find someone selling replacements sadly, but I’m pretty sure there’s people that sell replacements on Instagram

@@milehighsneakersDid you get it from a donor sneaker?

I personally haven’t experimented with it ,but I believe if the fabric behind the jumpman is the same color on the donor than you could paint the jumpman or make a vinyl cutout of the jumpman and apply it over the original.

@@milehighsneakers How did you manage to restore the one on these sneakers?

That’s great to hear, Thank You for subscribing. God Bless🙏

Mine looks like the donor pair except my sock liner is good

I’d just start with using 200 grit sandpaper to smooth out the midsole. After sanding I just apply light coats of paint. For the smoothest finish I will apply a few coats of paint and then sand the paint with a higher grit to a matte finish. I typically work my way up to 600 grit on Jordan 3 midsoles.

Thank you for the kind words. I did end up adding a flat varnish to the upper and midsole off camera. I ran out a few days before I finished the shoe and heavy snow delayed the shipment.

Agreed, majority of new Jordan shoes aren’t made as well as they used to be, it makes them a bit more difficult to restore as they feel so fragile. Glad to see you enjoy the content :)

I appreciate the kind words. That’s only the second time if restitched the uppers on a pair of Yeezys so I’m still learning the best way to do it.

Thank you for the kind words🙏.

It’s possible, but it all depends on how the shoes have been stored and if they’ve been worn very little or not. Humid climates tend to weaken the midsoles faster.

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I used Pearlescent 18K Gold, Metallic Bronze, and a tiny bit of black paint all from Angelus Direct. It took me 2 or 3 tries to get the correct mixture. Try to match it up to the gold parts on the old midsole if possible.

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@@milehighsneakerswhat’s your thoughts about wearing AJ6 Black/Infrared 2014 these days ? Is the midsole suitable for being worn or will it start to crack and fall apart ?

Since the shoes are 10 years old the midsole will start to crumble at some point. Personally I have a White/Infrared 6 from 2013 and the midsole is still in good condition. The reason that midsoles start to crumble over time is due to humidity, but wear and age do have a role in that. Personally I will put my thumb on the foam below the air unit and push the foam down a little to see if any cracking happens around the air unit.

@johnclayton7088 haha, I’ve been thinking of trying out his products in the near future. Maybe than I’ll be IN THE ZONE

I’m just recently started doing services in my local area but I’m able to accept anything that needs to be shipped. If you want to get into more direct contact you can dm me over instagram @mile_highsneakers or email me at milehighsneaks1@gmail.com