MoJo M.O.K. Its because the flat black will eventually crack showing what ever is underneath the paint. With out the dye the white of the boost will show through the cracks. I not really sold on the dye either cause it kinda looks like a black sharpie when the flat black paint cracks or chips. But with the dye it much harder to tell the shoes are painted. Im also thinking of painting the soile of my tripple white ultra boosts white cause they looking a tad dingy lol. For that project i think only flay whit paint is need with no dye. Hope this helps!
John B. I know bro i over slept the release any way but these look just as good and like you said cost way less then the resale prices for the triple blacks
Jeff Fallout: Any updates on what you have found out the best procedure to do this? I'm thinking two layers of dye, and just one flat black paint so paint will be less prone to cracking. Also, do you have updated video to show the cracks mentioned below?
i found another method as well using sharpie oil based markers so im gonna give that a try on my white ultra boosts since they are starting to yellow. sub to be notified when i do it!
Hi, just a question, After you painted Both shoes with the Flat Black Paint (1oz) Did you have alot left in the bottle? Or like 1/4 och 2/4 left, tell me, thanks, And when you said Layer, you meant you painted it with the same paint 2 Times'? Btw great quality tbh
nivea fresh there is alot left in the bottle so you can repaint the shoe multiple times cause after some time the paint will crack but ive repainted the shoes 4 times and still have paint left over
its pretty difficult to actually scrub it off but there is some chipping that happens with wear but overall but that easy to fix with repainting and dying. i wear them all the time so ill do an update video of the wear on them.
11Elevon i feel like the results would have been the same bro the oil sharpie method works way better on boost then using Angelus paint. Going to drop an update video soon on some triple whites i painted i really how they have held up. Also have you tried painting you shoes by deglazing them first curious on if the are holding up well?
Jeff Fallout definitely a difference, the stock boost actually has a clear coating on them, and the deglazer removes that allowing it to have direct contact & adhesion with the paint. And yeah I want to see the triple white one!
11Elevon dam well ill try it next time i guess and yea bro i have the video of me painting them up on my channel sub and be on the look out for the update video fam 💯
Alex Aguirre that’s just to help prevent it. It will still crack over time. Plus it’s not a good idea if you want the matte look. Because even the matte finisher leaves off a glossy layer on top. I’ve done a few customs like this and have used the finisher.
You have a very high quality-style in your videos, keep grinding man, you will be big one day
Zwaper thanks fam that means alot to me 👌👌
MAN THAT IS DOPE AF!
I found that one coat for the flat is more suitable, two coats made mine crack after a couple days of wearing it. Maybe because it was thick.
Did you use dye???
How would you recommend painting the cage. I'm not a huge fan of the translucent cage.
Hey good job! But just wondering why you applied two layers of jet black before flat black? Can't it be just two flat black layers instead?
MoJo M.O.K. Its because the flat black will eventually crack showing what ever is underneath the paint. With out the dye the white of the boost will show through the cracks. I not really sold on the dye either cause it kinda looks like a black sharpie when the flat black paint cracks or chips. But with the dye it much harder to tell the shoes are painted. Im also thinking of painting the soile of my tripple white ultra boosts white cause they looking a tad dingy lol. For that project i think only flay whit paint is need with no dye. Hope this helps!
Resell for the real are like 270 ,keep them bro
John B. I know bro i over slept the release any way but these look just as good and like you said cost way less then the resale prices for the triple blacks
Jeff Fallout: Any updates on what you have found out the best procedure to do this? I'm thinking two layers of dye, and just one flat black paint so paint will be less prone to cracking. Also, do you have updated video to show the cracks mentioned below?
i did an update bro here it is
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i found another method as well using sharpie oil based markers so im gonna give that a try on my white ultra boosts since they are starting to yellow. sub to be notified when i do it!
i'm about to but like five core blacks, paint them, then resell them like they're triple blacks
Do you have to put it in the oven or can you just let it air dry? Outcome looks great btw might try it on mine!
u can let them air dry both work
Hi, just a question, After you painted Both shoes with the Flat Black Paint (1oz)
Did you have alot left in the bottle? Or like 1/4 och 2/4 left, tell me, thanks,
And when you said Layer, you meant you painted it with the same paint 2 Times'?
Btw great quality tbh
nivea fresh there is alot left in the bottle so you can repaint the shoe multiple times cause after some time the paint will crack but ive repainted the shoes 4 times and still have paint left over
My question is do you absolutely need the matte acrylic finisher along with the deglazer?
Timothy Vaughn i did not use either of them so im not sure how they how they would effect the performance of the paint
Wow! That's a clean one bro! i wish i could do the same.. haha
If i scrub to clean them, will the color go away?
its pretty difficult to actually scrub it off but there is some chipping that happens with wear but overall but that easy to fix with repainting and dying. i wear them all the time so ill do an update video of the wear on them.
Should've deglazed/nail polish remover them first bro, so the paint can absorb into the boost quicker - hence reducing the cracking..
11Elevon i feel like the results would have been the same bro the oil sharpie method works way better on boost then using Angelus paint. Going to drop an update video soon on some triple whites i painted i really how they have held up. Also have you tried painting you shoes by deglazing them first curious on if the are holding up well?
Jeff Fallout definitely a difference, the stock boost actually has a clear coating on them, and the deglazer removes that allowing it to have direct contact & adhesion with the paint. And yeah I want to see the triple white one!
11Elevon dam well ill try it next time i guess and yea bro i have the video of me painting them up on my channel sub and be on the look out for the update video fam 💯
this may sound weird but i have an all white 3.0 ub. can i paint it all black using angelus paint?
Yes it is actually possible i have seen some people do it on youtube!
will the color of midsole crack after a couple time of walking?
BR C yes it will but i just repaint it after a few wears and it is as good as new!
heard you gotta put finisher
Alex Aguirre that’s just to help prevent it. It will still crack over time. Plus it’s not a good idea if you want the matte look. Because even the matte finisher leaves off a glossy layer on top. I’ve done a few customs like this and have used the finisher.
Savii Entertainment Did you manage to find a method where it won't crack at all?
@@NieColall 'jacquard idye poly' seems like does not crack
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Lol these came out look the same