This worked perfectly on a pair of Jordan 6 Infrared's. Nice thrift store find about 5 months ago - throughly cleaning exterior and interior...First round of icing in mid spring with a so-so Sun UV in the Northeast worked. As the spring moved on...into late spring. UV went way up, SC 50 worked much better! Took a few sessions, but totally worth it! One thing I personally recommend, GLOVES. One small drop of the S.C. liquid on your finger, you will feel the burn hitting. (just run it under cold water!) Just wear the gloves when applying..also removing the cling wrap to prevent this contacting your skin.
Thanks for this GREAT vid. The BEST I've seen so far. You are very DETAILED and I love it. Thanks so much. You are the only one that I've seen use Salon 50 vs Salon 40...is there much of a difference. Thanks and Aloha from Honolulu, HI
It won’t matter if you get it on the midsole. The sauce itself doesn’t cause sole separation it’s the heat. If it reaches over 115-140 degrees f. You will risk some separation. But over all it won’t really hurt the midsoles if anything it can help. Obviously don’t over do it but it won’t hurt if some gets on there. I have to upgrade to salon care 50 I’ve been using salon care 40
This was very informative and thorough! Love your commitment and passion for sneakers. I just copped a pair of Space Jams and I'm absolutely going to use this method!
Tbh on all my 2000 11 I just remove the sole(not mid sole”) when I icy them . I had to learn the hard way, my sole fell off during school one day. My ass ended up on world star somewhere
I’ve did a lot of shoes with the salon 50 and it works real good. I have a bunch of pairs that are old and it does take more than one time. I’ve actually been doing it a little longer, but I haven’t been cleaning them after I just been rinsing, so thanks for the tip. I’m gonna start washing after every treatment Before I apply another.thx bro …💪🏽
Having used that product to lift color from dark fake hair ........that was my business. A steamer.......yeap a clothing steamer works super fast.....and blast the level of whitening up more than a few notches. Blast the steaming top to bottom..........amazeballs.
Was looking for a way to brighten my Cool Grey 11’s and found this video, as a hairdresser this made me laugh and I have all the supplies I need, I will say it’s the heat that makes your developer lift, not the actual sun-after you apply Saran put a layer tin foil over(to conduct more heat), I bet it’ll lift quicker and brighter! On a cloudy day you can probably just use a blow dryer-I’m gunna try tonight!
Have u ever used this for side netting/ mesh on like some 5s?? Cant find anyone doing anything successful just keep heard bad stories of em yellowing more or mesh cracking😭
I feel you, the mesh yellowing suuuuucks,I always resort to getting them painted now any color when that happens, but ruins the OG look, but revives the whole sneaker especially if the rest of the sneaker is near new condition.
I just started doing this on a pair of wolf grey 3s I’m restoring and I accidentally got some salon care 40 on the midsole and I didn’t notice so when I brought it back from the sun there was a big patch of paint missing 😬😬😬 stuff is really no joke
That’s a great question dude. I haven’t tried it yet, but I believe you can. That yellowing is oxidation so that’s what happens to the midsole. I’d advise to give it a try and if you can comment back the results then maybe you can help the whole custom community. 🙏🏽
Tried this last summer multiple times on my cement 5’s and seen a little difference but nothing much. Used salon care 40...maybe ill try again when the nice weather comes back. One day someone will come out with sonething new that works guarenteed and they’ll be a sneakerhead god
Great video man, I been cleaning my soles for years but this clearly seems like the best product. One time I forgot they were out back and some of the shit slide on to the front toe box on triple white 3s and it ate the white elephant print, literally took a chunk out 🤦🏼♂️ they're ruined
That’s why I’m extra cautious with this sauce. I first started with sea glow and that burned my hand when I had it on so I don’t trust leaving sauce on anything that it shouldn’t be on.
I try to do as many as I can and have learned some people do 24 hour sessions even using an icebox. I show you how to make your own icebox on our Patreon channel so you can do this day, night or cold weather.
I use salon care 40 and plastic wrap and I've cleaned them before and after and my shoes have a really bad squeaky noise ive tried to clean the bottoms with acetone goo gone literally everything they are still sticky idk what to do
my 11's do that too . just make sure to buy some liquid wrench lubricating oil for $5 - $10 and spray it in the inside of the shoe from the back to the front . take the soles things out first and when you are finished put them back in the shoes so your foot isn't standing on the oi . hope this helps !
We just did a full tutorial on our Patreon channel on how to create a icebox with indoor set up and which lights we used with results! Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
The bloom Uv light witch is 600 or 1000w like the one I have is stronger and take care of it fast mostly like 3 too 5 hours each session don’t go more if you have the 1000 it will burn and unglue the shoe from what I heard of so I stay at 3 too 5 hours
@Feelgood Threads thx. I bought a 25w one and I put some used metallic 5s in there for icing and after a week I did notice some whitening but it wasn’t Icey blue like I expected. Maybe I should just rely on the sun for now till I get a better uv light
No problem..I love your work. Been watching your videos for sometime now. I've only become better because of them... hugo.hernandez85 IG check me out brotha
Yes lighter coats on the sides, monitor every 30 mins to an hour to make sure the sauce isn’t falling off the sides, and keep them shoes in cold water when wiping off the sauce. We just made a how to make an icebox indoors with a ton of tips on Patreon.com/Feelgoodthreads
Also use some tape and make sure you tape a few millimeters of the icey part and majority on the midsole so you don't have any runoff. I've never had a sole separate and been doing this for years. Hope this helps
You need to make sure you clean the bottoms as much as you can before starting. I don’t know how bad the yellowing is but if these kicks from over a decade ago can then I don’t see why yours wouldn’t.
Jay Cherry Just added a full tutorial on how to make an indoor icebox on our Patreon channel with everything you need to ice indoors. Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
Yes adding too much sauce where the sole is not visible doesn’t allow the light to penetrate through and clear the sole. Only add enough sauce so the sole is still slightly visible (translucent). Also too much sauce can leak down the sides and mess up your shoes.
@jose Just added a full tutorial on how to make an indoor icebox on our Patreon channel with everything you need to ice indoors. Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
Hey 👋 I have a question have you tried using a blow drying females dye their hair with this product we use heat to activate it I was just wondering if u could get the same results with sneakers
Everyone’s saying it’s the amount of heat that you lay the kicks out but I think if the salon care gets in between the cracks it will help the separation too
@@FeelgoodThreads I use a 600 watt led light and now that u say that, It makes sense. I was doing 5 hr sessions but imma switch it to 2.5’s and let the shoes rest. THANKS!
@@FeelgoodThreads i tried a similar product they too remove yellowing. i tried them on my yeezy zebras and took 4-5 sessions on that but unfortunately it lost the grip of the shoes and the outsoles are cracked.
James Belen I’ve heard very similar issues w sole grip being lost using icing products. Salon care 40/50 are the only products I’ve used that don’t lose grip.
Subscribe to me for No reason Just added a full tutorial on how to make an indoor icebox on our Patreon channel with everything you need to ice indoors. Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
It's fall in ny here and the sun is kinda meh. Is there another way to do this? I have a bearded dragon and he requires a UV light that replicates the sun's UVA and UVB. Was wondering if that would work? Or maybe just a regular spot light lamp or nah?
You can but the results will take longer. We just showed our Patreon members how to make an indoor set up that’s the fastest route to getting soles icey and how to make money off of it too. If you’re interested it’s located at Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
It’s Worked On My 95 Concord XI & My 96 Columbia XI People Can’t Even Do It Right Gotta Do More Than 2-3 Sessions Especially All That Yellowing I Did It Last Year And Turned Out To Be Great Plus I Used 40 Creme I Didn’t Had To Come Outside And Leave Em I Used The Light Thing In The Kitchen.....Now I’m Doing It Again
@@FeelgoodThreads People In The Comments Have No Idea About Icing The Soles Like It Ain’t Gonna Be 100% Easy Gotta Be Patient With It When It Becomes Oxidation On The Soles With The OG XI’s Gotta Wash Em Up Twice First Let The Soap Sit For Minutes Dry Up With The Towel Repeat The Method Then Ice Them Soles After Doing That Then Wrap The Soles Up With The Saran Wrap Put It Under The Light With Aluminum Foil It’s Take Time If The Results Is Not Good Enough Just Do It Over
@@FeelgoodThreads Same Here I Don’t Neither But It’s Worth It Than Wasting Money To Buying Another Shoes When You Got The Cream Wrap Or Paint Brush Shouldn’t Cost More Than $10 On My End Right Here Only 3 Important Things
Question fam, when you use the Salon Care back to back like that for 5 days straight, have you noticed any white scoring or dry cracking in the soles? Im only curious because this is something I dont see restoration videos mention as a precaution to take. Im not sure what causes it, other than perhaps using too much solution at once. But ive noticed that this isnt an issue with the Angelos formula. Just fyi for those out there running ice boxes and DIYing it.
The Angelus sole bright is the best choice for soles because it is specifically for soles. Years ago I applied Salon care to my Yezzy carbons and lost traction in one use. I have never had an issue with Angelus SB and I do many shoes for customers.
Kelvin Cao Just added a full tutorial on how to make an indoor icebox on our Patreon channel with everything you need to ice indoors. Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
guy acts like he is dealing with plutonium after a trip to Sally's Beauty Supplies 🤣 😂
😂😂😂
That’s called putting effort into a craft.
@@ShadowTetsuo9999thank you dude. 🙏🏽
Chemicals can make you blind bro
Fr absolute clown
Was great working with you man. Glad to see my tips and advice being put to good use.
Actually I’m going to be shouting you out on the real help you give me soon Craig! Thank you so much for your I sight throughout the process bro!
Feelgood Threads not even worried about all that. Just saying glad to help bro. They came out niiiiiicy 🔥
508Sneakerdad still trying to get to your level dude.
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You can see the legitimate and Effort in this video these are the types of videos that deserve views👏
Thank you dude. I really appreciate the kind words. And yes this did take days to film and edit.
I appreciate your growth through the whole video and how you showed us how to perfect this process. Well done and explained. 👏🏾 👏🏾
Thank you so much my dude. I wasn’t an expert at this so I reached out to people that I seen do an amazing job and tried to emulate them.
This worked perfectly on a pair of Jordan 6 Infrared's. Nice thrift store find about 5 months ago - throughly cleaning exterior and interior...First round of icing in mid spring with a so-so Sun UV in the Northeast worked. As the spring moved on...into late spring. UV went way up, SC 50 worked much better! Took a few sessions, but totally worth it!
One thing I personally recommend, GLOVES. One small drop of the S.C. liquid on your finger, you will feel the burn hitting. (just run it under cold water!) Just wear the gloves when applying..also removing the cling wrap to prevent this contacting your skin.
Man good point. I hate getting that stuff on me. It burns really quickly.
@@FeelgoodThreadsWhere can we get the Salon care 50 ?
@@ronniescreen2761 eBay!
Thanks for this GREAT vid. The BEST I've seen so far. You are very DETAILED and I love it. Thanks so much. You are the only one that I've seen use Salon 50 vs Salon 40...is there much of a difference. Thanks and Aloha from Honolulu, HI
To be honest I just tried the most potent out of the salon cares. Never even tried 40 yet.
It won’t matter if you get it on the midsole. The sauce itself doesn’t cause sole separation it’s the heat. If it reaches over 115-140 degrees f. You will risk some separation. But over all it won’t really hurt the midsoles if anything it can help. Obviously don’t over do it but it won’t hurt if some gets on there. I have to upgrade to salon care 50 I’ve been using salon care 40
Thank you for the info! I figured that out now by experience since some got in between the sole an midsole and that w a combo of heat is no good.
This was very informative and thorough! Love your commitment and passion for sneakers. I just copped a pair of Space Jams and I'm absolutely going to use this method!
Thank you and don’t forget to tag me if it works!
@@FeelgoodThreads I absolutely will!
Wow same lol
Tbh on all my 2000 11 I just remove the sole(not mid sole”) when I icy them . I had to learn the hard way, my sole fell off during school one day. My ass ended up on world star somewhere
Man that’s some real world star right there lol
Yo the sole on my space jams came off. Should I take both off ice them then glue them back on or glue them on the ice em?
Did the soles warp at all after lots of sunlight?
@@dogcat4020 I still havent done mines yet
@@dogcat4020 nope!
I’ve did a lot of shoes with the salon 50 and it works real good. I have a bunch of pairs that are old and it does take more than one time. I’ve actually been doing it a little longer, but I haven’t been cleaning them after I just been rinsing, so thanks for the tip. I’m gonna start washing after every treatment Before I apply another.thx bro …💪🏽
No prob my dude! Best of luck to you! 👊🏾
Having used that product to lift color from dark fake hair ........that was my business. A steamer.......yeap a clothing steamer works super fast.....and blast the level of whitening up more than a few notches. Blast the steaming top to bottom..........amazeballs.
Do you steam it with the Saran wrap on and it doesn’t melt?
Was looking for a way to brighten my Cool Grey 11’s and found this video, as a hairdresser this made me laugh and I have all the supplies I need, I will say it’s the heat that makes your developer lift, not the actual sun-after you apply Saran put a layer tin foil over(to conduct more heat), I bet it’ll lift quicker and brighter! On a cloudy day you can probably just use a blow dryer-I’m gunna try tonight!
did it work?
Thank you for the insight and lucky you didn’t need to buy anything lol
Inquiring minds would love to know if this worked 🫣
Did it work smh
3 more sessions and they’d be back to complete ice like they just came outta foot locker! Good work g 👌🏻
I think they’d be hella close. I just got tired of doin it lol
this is great but i idk if I have the time to do this every day for 8 days
On my Patreon channel we show you how to make an indoor box set up where you can run it at your leisure and longer times.
Is there a video on removing yellow oxidation from upper mesh material???
I haven’t seen one besides the one @john manolo has made
@@FeelgoodThreads can you send the link John made..?
Have u ever used this for side netting/ mesh on like some 5s?? Cant find anyone doing anything successful just keep heard bad stories of em yellowing more or mesh cracking😭
I feel you, the mesh yellowing suuuuucks,I always resort to getting them painted now any color when that happens, but ruins the OG look, but revives the whole sneaker especially if the rest of the sneaker is near new condition.
Whats the cleaning solution you used? Is it necessary?
@@Dj-Dr.Feelgood you can get that from blizz lake customs on ig. It is necessary to clean all the old residue before applying a fresh coat.
I just started doing this on a pair of wolf grey 3s I’m restoring and I accidentally got some salon care 40 on the midsole and I didn’t notice so when I brought it back from the sun there was a big patch of paint missing 😬😬😬 stuff is really no joke
OG SNEAKA HEAD ! I thought you were worked for angelus paint lol , glad I found your channel
Nope just contracted to do a few how to videos for them. Glad you found me too though!
Quick question, can you use salon care 50 on soles such as a air jordan 1?
That’s a great question dude. I haven’t tried it yet, but I believe you can. That yellowing is oxidation so that’s what happens to the midsole. I’d advise to give it a try and if you can comment back the results then maybe you can help the whole custom community. 🙏🏽
Ay bro, it's winter in south Africa right now. Would a mini heater work instead of sunlight?
can i use heat gun instead of putting in sunlight.. can somebody plz tell me
No you need uv rats to activate the salon care. Either sunlight or a uv ray light
What if the rubber part is red instead of white would the treatment effect the red ? For example like some cherry 11s
Tried this last summer multiple times on my cement 5’s and seen a little difference but nothing much. Used salon care 40...maybe ill try again when the nice weather comes back. One day someone will come out with sonething new that works guarenteed and they’ll be a sneakerhead god
Man I hope so too. Maybe doing a few sessions when’s it’s really hot outside will help.
@@FeelgoodThreads indoor setup is the best. Especially with 40/50 volume creme
@@lowlifespore8993 I teach how to make an effective icebox set up on my Patreon channel. Def agree it’s more effective and consistent.
I see You do it on the daily basis, can I ice my shoes like a couple times a day?
Yup definitely! In fact after 2/3 hours you could unwrap and use shoe cleaner and clean the soles, then redo the process.
Great video man, I been cleaning my soles for years but this clearly seems like the best product. One time I forgot they were out back and some of the shit slide on to the front toe box on triple white 3s and it ate the white elephant print, literally took a chunk out 🤦🏼♂️ they're ruined
That’s why I’m extra cautious with this sauce. I first started with sea glow and that burned my hand when I had it on so I don’t trust leaving sauce on anything that it shouldn’t be on.
Hello, Have you tried with baking soda solution?.. It seems like has some results with that.
So did you do one session a day?
Great video! How many sessions do you do in a day? 30 to 60 minutes?
I try to do as many as I can and have learned some people do 24 hour sessions even using an icebox. I show you how to make your own icebox on our Patreon channel so you can do this day, night or cold weather.
What kind of cleaner
what is the Cleaner? How can I get the 50 with out License?
I got it on eBay!
How long would it take for the soles to turn BACK to yellow after icing them?
Great question. Since the video mine haven’t yellowed but I know for a fact they will yellow and it’s inevitable when you wear them
@@FeelgoodThreads Been wanting to know the answer to this question for YEARS! THANK YOU FOR THE REPLY!!!!!
Make a sole protector with 3m and a heat gun. Want go back yellow.
Would this work on the soles of golf shoes? Lots of grass stains.... thanks
Possibly! Not sure bc I’ve never tried. Clean them well first
I wonder if the salon care 40 would have the same affect 🤔
Prob very close especially if you do more sessions with the 40.
Yeah I have 40 bouta try on my infrared 6s
I use salon care 40 and plastic wrap and I've cleaned them before and after and my shoes have a really bad squeaky noise ive tried to clean the bottoms with acetone goo gone literally everything they are still sticky idk what to do
my 11's do that too . just make sure to buy some liquid wrench lubricating oil for $5 - $10 and spray it in the inside of the shoe from the back to the front . take the soles things out first and when you are finished put them back in the shoes so your foot isn't standing on the oi . hope this helps !
I have a question I’m using a indoor setup to ice soles and do you know what a good watt light is? I’m using a 50w UV light
We just did a full tutorial on our Patreon channel on how to create a icebox with indoor set up and which lights we used with results! Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
The bloom Uv light witch is 600 or 1000w like the one I have is stronger and take care of it fast mostly like 3 too 5 hours each session don’t go more if you have the 1000 it will burn and unglue the shoe from what I heard of so I stay at 3 too 5 hours
@MBC TV does 50w work cause I have a 25w
@@chrisg9762 it’ll prob work but not be as effective
@Feelgood Threads thx. I bought a 25w one and I put some used metallic 5s in there for icing and after a week I did notice some whitening but it wasn’t Icey blue like I expected. Maybe I should just rely on the sun for now till I get a better uv light
Can you show me how to do it on my jordan 1 the shattered backboard edition thanks
Same process.
This one's aren't white. They're a manila color.
I would tape the carbon fiber...the salon care will like melt the protective putter layer n makes it look like u put glue on it
Yo that’s great advice Hugo and I 100% agree!
No problem..I love your work. Been watching your videos for sometime now. I've only become better because of them... hugo.hernandez85 IG check me out brotha
Hugo Hernandez most def bro and thank you!
Yo I wanna try this but I’m afraid of separation! Is there any tips on that ??!!
Yes lighter coats on the sides, monitor every 30 mins to an hour to make sure the sauce isn’t falling off the sides, and keep them shoes in cold water when wiping off the sauce. We just made a how to make an icebox indoors with a ton of tips on Patreon.com/Feelgoodthreads
Also use some tape and make sure you tape a few millimeters of the icey part and majority on the midsole so you don't have any runoff. I've never had a sole separate and been doing this for years. Hope this helps
@@politic1148 Painter's tape?
You never mentioned how to buy the salon care 50 volume without a license?
My bad yes go on eBay and there are a few vendors that sell it. Check their feedback first.
Can I put that on the mesh ?
I have some legend blue 11s n the bottom is pretty bad now. if I do this will it be blue again or will it be like a faded blue or clear?
You need to make sure you clean the bottoms as much as you can before starting. I don’t know how bad the yellowing is but if these kicks from over a decade ago can then I don’t see why yours wouldn’t.
@@FeelgoodThreads ohh fosho!! thank you your the best!! mad respect😤
Wait so where do we get the salon care50
www.ebay.com/itm/Salon-Care-50-Volume-Creme-Developer-32-oz-NEW-/283869588333?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286
Can haircolored solution use for yellowish sole?
So how long would you recommend sessions for an old shoe in UV light instead of the sun?
That video is coming up next week bro!
Feelgood Threads 💯
Jay Cherry Just added a full tutorial on how to make an indoor icebox on our Patreon channel with everything you need to ice indoors.
Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
So how did you go about getting the Salon 50?
eBay!
Can I use a plow dryer to fry it faster
what if i leave it for 4 hours is that too much heat for the shoe ?
I would monitor it every hour. The salon care should not be drizzling off the icey part to the midsole. That’s how separation is caused.
Brilliant brilliant guy!!! Love this dude. Great vids!!
🙏🙏🙏
Can it slow down or mess up the process if I put too much solution on the soles
Yes adding too much sauce where the sole is not visible doesn’t allow the light to penetrate through and clear the sole. Only add enough sauce so the sole is still slightly visible (translucent). Also too much sauce can leak down the sides and mess up your shoes.
when will you release the indoor method video? I went to your patreon and theres nothing there?
J Luis working on this video today!
@jose Just added a full tutorial on how to make an indoor icebox on our Patreon channel with everything you need to ice indoors.
Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
How long to put outside for UV ray?
I usually try for a few hours at a time while checking to make sure the solution is still wet
traction get better when you do this?
No
Gotta use court grip to get traction back
is there any way to do this without Salon Care?
There’s several other solutions on the market but they all seem to be a blend of similar products.
@@FeelgoodThreads do you need to be legal age to purchase salon care? considering it’s a chemical
@@trey4992 is call sally beauty supply to find out or Google it. My apologies I’m not sure.
will it work on a yellowing transparent part of Dior b23 , also will it damage shoes ?
What’s the best UV bulb you recommend for DIY indoor setup.
Video on how to make an icebox coming this next week!
Just added a full tutorial on how to make an indoor icebox on our Patreon channel with everything you need to ice indoors.
Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
Can this method be used on the soles of chuck taylors?
Are they white soles?
I have 20 Volume creme developer. Will it work?
You can use an LED indoor plant light instead of the sun
Grow light correct.
Where do I purchase
Does it have to be warm=hot outside;
I think it’s more about the sunlight hitting. When it’s hot outside the sun usually penetrates deeper
What kind of rag is that ?
Which section did I use the rag?
Would salon care 30 work?
Should but would be less effective.
how was the product on the sole grip??did it change it or no change at all??Im just concerned on the sole losing the grip and become slippery
Everyone seems to have the same feedback. Don’t apply it on the pods and that the grip will be smoother on the icey part after this.
is it good to leave shoes in window sill? instead of really outside if your room gets the most sunlight?
Yes
Wow so cool and so much dedication to the process.Thanks, i have a pair of Adidas that looks the same and i`ll try.Super job you did!
Thank you!
What kind of shoe cleaner did you use when you were washing off the salon care 50 after the session
That was Angelus ez cleaner
Potentially could you just use a UV light shined on the bottom?
I use a grow light which is stronger and very effective
Is it normal for them to turn cloudy white while doing this
I haven’t seen it turn cloudy white.
Do you guys think salon care 40 would help with the cool grey 9s bottoms?
If it’s rubber then yes it should.
I always put cups inside of the shoe and they stay in place
Great suggestion!
Are use the Tumbler cups that are a little wider and they work perfectly
U got my sub..❤ very detailed. Keep up the good work. Hope to see more
Mad love thank you!
Is putting a thick layer less effective?
Yes if it’s too thick and the sun can’t absorb through to the sole it will not be as effective
How long do you leave it under the uv light?
Does it work with Blue transparent soles or only transparent frosty ?
Should work on icey blue shoes too!
So it’s best to do in 30 minute intervals? Can you do multiple sessions a day?
I can literally get those same results or even better with my indoor setup and 2 sessions of 24 hours
Is this the best product to use for icy soles? I got a pair of 08 metallic 5s that I’ve used Angelus sole bright and I haven’t gotten much results
Laquon JAmes this supposedly is but I’m working on a better product now.
Feelgood Threads lemme know g. Ima tryna cop
I haven’t got much results either I’m gonna try salon care 40
Just added a full tutorial on how to make an indoor icebox on our Patreon channel with everything you need to ice indoors.
Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
Where can I purchase the salon care 50 ??
I went to eBay and found some!
Hey 👋 I have a question have you tried using a blow drying females dye their hair with this product we use heat to activate it I was just wondering if u could get the same results with sneakers
No I haven’t but I don’t think it’s the heat you need. It’s the UV lights
Got to have uv. Heat does nothing but unglue the glue lol
is this peroxide?
I believe so.
One time per day? Would it hurt to do this more than once a day?
No I try to do as many sessions per day as possible.
@@FeelgoodThreads aight cool. I got 24 hour duty tomorrow so maybe I can get many secessions done before the sun goes down.
@@alexwadman run it!!!
@@FeelgoodThreads sadly, this method isn’t working at all
@@alexwadman what pair is it?
Can salon care 40 cause sole separation?
Everyone’s saying it’s the amount of heat that you lay the kicks out but I think if the salon care gets in between the cracks it will help the separation too
@@FeelgoodThreads I use a 600 watt led light and now that u say that, It makes sense. I was doing 5 hr sessions but imma switch it to 2.5’s and let the shoes rest. THANKS!
@@blankmandastankman think that’s a great idea. Not having sole separation at the end is key.
can salon care 40 do the same work? 😀
James Belen from what I hear yes, but you May have to do more sessions.
@@FeelgoodThreads i tried a similar product they too remove yellowing. i tried them on my yeezy zebras and took 4-5 sessions on that but unfortunately it lost the grip of the shoes and the outsoles are cracked.
what should i do to never do this mistake again. i ordered 40% to make sure i dont get the same result as i got on my yeezy zebras
James Belen I’ve heard very similar issues w sole grip being lost using icing products. Salon care 40/50 are the only products I’ve used that don’t lose grip.
@@FeelgoodThreads ohh great to hear that. thank you muchh i cant wait for the shipment to arrive 😊
My anniversaries are getting some oxidation on the fabric part by the laces. What do I need to do about that to get it back to normal ?
Some people use oxiclean and soak the laces in warm water.
Do we have to put sauce after every hour
You can leave it on as long as it still looks wet in the cling wrap. I’ve seen people icing indoors for 24 hour periods sometimes.
Feelgood Threads damn this whole time after every hour I kept cleaning them and adding new sauce
Subscribe to me for No reason that’s ok it still works, you’re just wasting product though. All trial and error
Subscribe to me for No reason Just added a full tutorial on how to make an indoor icebox on our Patreon channel with everything you need to ice indoors.
Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
It's fall in ny here and the sun is kinda meh. Is there another way to do this? I have a bearded dragon and he requires a UV light that replicates the sun's UVA and UVB. Was wondering if that would work? Or maybe just a regular spot light lamp or nah?
That’s a great question. I teach you how to make an indoor set up from home and you’ll never have to worry about whether there’s sun outside or not.
Any different with Salon Care 40 VS 50?
Strength
I had them 11’s back in the day wish I still had them for my 11’s collection…nice work 💯💯💯💪🏾💪🏾
Does this also work on the Gamma Blue 11's??🤔
Yes it should. Wont get them icy but should help bring them back to factory.
can you do the sun process when it’s cloudy?
You can but the results will take longer. We just showed our Patreon members how to make an indoor set up that’s the fastest route to getting soles icey and how to make money off of it too.
If you’re interested it’s located at Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
Works at night
Can this method be used for jordan 3 heel tabs? thanks
I believe so!!! Just be careful bc you may have to repaint the Nike or jumpman logo
It’s Worked On My 95 Concord XI & My 96 Columbia XI People Can’t Even Do It Right Gotta Do More Than 2-3 Sessions Especially All That Yellowing I Did It Last Year And Turned Out To Be Great Plus I Used 40 Creme I Didn’t Had To Come Outside And Leave Em I Used The Light Thing In The Kitchen.....Now I’m Doing It Again
Great job!
@@FeelgoodThreads People In The Comments Have No Idea About Icing The Soles Like It Ain’t Gonna Be 100% Easy Gotta Be Patient With It When It Becomes Oxidation On The Soles With The OG XI’s Gotta Wash Em Up Twice First Let The Soap Sit For Minutes Dry Up With The Towel Repeat The Method Then Ice Them Soles After Doing That Then Wrap The Soles Up With The Saran Wrap Put It Under The Light With Aluminum Foil It’s Take Time If The Results Is Not Good Enough Just Do It Over
@@VintageDonny216 completely agree with you man. This is quite the process and I hate doing it 😭
@@FeelgoodThreads Same Here I Don’t Neither But It’s Worth It Than Wasting Money To Buying Another Shoes When You Got The Cream Wrap Or Paint Brush Shouldn’t Cost More Than $10 On My End Right Here Only 3 Important Things
@@VintageDonny216 oh def worth it. That’s why I did the tutorial. I still do this method when I need to
So where do you get the salon care 50 at tho??
eBay!
Might be a dumb question but can I do this on the jubilee 11 soles
I don’t see why not. Are they clear or icey blue? I believe they’re the same material.
how would you get rid of yellowing on grey colored soles ? a pair of 12s
cillaa what model are they? If they’re rubber then this should work.
@@FeelgoodThreads Jordan 12 Dark Grey
How can we get salon care 50?
I got it on eBay!
What if you don’t have access to sun, and don’t have an indoor lighting setup?
Then you probably can’t do it
How do u not have access to the sun
@@carlos2x183 ikr 🤣
Going to be challenging to do then.
Question fam, when you use the Salon Care back to back like that for 5 days straight, have you noticed any white scoring or dry cracking in the soles? Im only curious because this is something I dont see restoration videos mention as a precaution to take. Im not sure what causes it, other than perhaps using too much solution at once. But ive noticed that this isnt an issue with the Angelos formula. Just fyi for those out there running ice boxes and DIYing it.
The Angelus sole bright is the best choice for soles because it is specifically for soles. Years ago I applied Salon care to my Yezzy carbons and lost traction in one use. I have never had an issue with Angelus SB and I do many shoes for customers.
How many secions are
How long do you leave them outside for? And I'll just use the 40 cuz I couldn't find the 50
I leave them out as long as it’s sunny.
how did you acquire salon care 50 ?
Correct!
That doestn help at all
Kelvin Cao my bad thought you said did I use salon care 50. eBay.
Kelvin Cao Just added a full tutorial on how to make an indoor icebox on our Patreon channel with everything you need to ice indoors.
Patreon.com/FeelgoodThreads
I can put tape on the midsole to prevent salon care 50 on mid sole
Yes you can!
what’s the max time per session