Awesome restore, you see how much thy have changed the design of the animal print, how far it comes up on the toe box, an how much longer it is on the side an how far past is comes down past the black part of the midsole!!!!!
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I used to own those, I remember having them for a few years. I graduated in 90 so I must have bought them while I worked at Blockbusters before I joined the airforce. Good times.
I had several pairs of Nikes, and Jordans in my storage unit and after several months I decided to check on them and I was so pissed that my two pairs of Barkley's, and 4 pairs of Nike Air Max's, and Jordan 3's Black, 3's White, Jordan 9's White, 9's Black and Olive, Jordan 10's white, had all crumbled soles like yours, and they were all in excellent shape. I still have them all, minus the crumbles and have removed them from the remaining part of the soles. Theyre almost like wrestling shoes now or house slippers. BUMMER!!!!!!
Holy shit bro, i swear i was watching you put glue on the upper with the midsoles sitting on the table below and i was ABOUT to stop the video and come down here and be like "man, i love your work, but pro tip, let your finished or drying pieces sit in a designated area away from your finishing space to avoid possible over spray or drips." As i was went to stop it, you said you noticed you got glue on the midsole and i was like "no way" and you proceeded to show exactly what i was talking about. So glad that it happened in a harmless way and you got to learn a valuable lesson without it costing you alot of time or money to fix because i've seen people I work with learn it with a healthy chunk of their paycheck being deduced that week lol No joke, glad that was captured on film because it was a great teaching moment and you handled it perfectly.
This is my 1st time looking at your videos....damnnnnn I've thrown away sooooo many originals that were brand new because of not knowing who to trust n restoration of shoes...definitely interested in your work
I bought a pair of these back in 1994 and had them for a long time where they fell apart I Wish i knew that there would be so much love for old school Jordan's and the fact they could be fixed cause i would had kept them.
Cool video. It would be interesting to know what you did with them after completion... and if you sold, how much you were able to get for your skills and effort.
Damn playboy, I truly respect the fact that you took a lot of time and dedication to do this, and it looks pretty good, but you probably pissed off just about every single child labor worker on the other side of the world
Your paint pulling up might be solved by just pulling your tape 90 degrees to the paint line. Pulling it straight pulls the paint along with the tape, pulling it angled breaks the line and leaves the paint.
Genuine question. Do people want to buy them restored? Because few people would wear them after all this restoration and most everything is less collectable when it's restored/not original.
be really careful with acetone. It's highly flammable and acetone fumes can lead to gas explosions. Especially when working with a heater fan and glowing heating wires nearby.
Dang… i hope that in my lifetime they do a rerelease of that colorway- never seen a jordan 3 before but now that i have i hope someday i can get one at retail
Buying a pair of 1994 white cement size 10 men's . I'm curious why's your recommendation is for what size and donor model should I use I want a nice fit also buying new tabs for them as well . Will be obviously keeping the OG tabs but I'm replacing them
I never understood why some people done repaint the middle before the gluing? You can get crisp lined without worrying about bleeding onto the upper/soles. Could you explain? Great work!! 🔥
I was going to do it but since I haven’t done a repaint in a while, I wanted to brush up on my tape work. You can definitely repaint the midsoles first before glueing then soles. Just be careful to not get glue on the painted midsoles, it’ll strip the paint off. I felt more comfortable glueing the midsoles first before repainting when I first started restoring. I actually messed up in the past and had to do a repaint all over again. So I got used to glueing first, then repainting.
@@johnandrew00 ahh that’s makes sense!! I can see how both methods have their benefits and potential risks! Regardless, your work is always clean affff man. Keep killing it 🤟🏽🔥
as a genuine question how do you list these because it wouldn't be og all anymore would the price go down or up because its restored and will last longer
The RESTORE GOAT. Love that you show the mistakes made during the process. Keep up the great work…
Showing my failures will help you guys not make the same ones 🙏🏼
💯💯
Wow ! They look fresh outta 1994. Amazing job. I wish I could restore my 4's like that!
those r 3s
@@livv.13 yah but hes saying he wishes he could restore his 4s as amazing as the dude restored the 3s
Super satisfying to see your work even years after! Glad you’re still carrying the same charisma through your craft over the years my guy
More love/hard work went into restoring these kicks than went into making them in the first place. Respect.
I like how the older original Jordan 3’s had lots more Elephant print on them. Looks better.
Actually that’s only because it’s a GS 1994. The OGs had a smaller elephant print.
@@AxelRobinoo thanks 4 lettin Me know
*This is what the mind can do young folks(and old).... Anything you can think you can achieve! Nice work.*
yeah! the messiah is in the house...its going down these days. :-)
There's nothing more relaxing than seeing your work . Amazing work of art !!
That replacement decal on the innersole is such a small but amazing touch. The devil is in the details, very nice job 👌🏻
Awesome restore, you see how much thy have changed the design of the animal print, how far it comes up on the toe box, an how much longer it is on the side an how far past is comes down past the black part of the midsole!!!!!
I used to own those, I remember having them for a few years. I graduated in 90 so I must have bought them while I worked at Blockbusters before I joined the airforce. Good times.
Sheesh!!! When I first saw them falling apart I was like, no way. Man, you’ve got a talent bro. Very nice job.
This dude is basically a sneaker cobbler.
I'm 42. When those came out I was a young in. Little league age. Ya did a real good job fella. Look original..
reseller: yeah bro its lightly worn
the shoe:
I love your voice over and ur work bro. Keep it up. This is the first 20 minute video where I watched the entire thing
I had several pairs of Nikes, and Jordans in my storage unit and after several months I decided to check on them and I was so pissed that my two pairs of Barkley's, and 4 pairs of Nike Air Max's, and Jordan 3's Black, 3's White, Jordan 9's White, 9's Black and Olive, Jordan 10's white, had all crumbled soles like yours, and they were all in excellent shape. I still have them all, minus the crumbles and have removed them from the remaining part of the soles. Theyre almost like wrestling shoes now or house slippers. BUMMER!!!!!!
“I found the Nike Air logo on Ask Jeeves” 😂 👏
These 94 3s came out so good. Hope you're doing well 👍🎨🖌️🔥🔥🔥
I’m doing great brother thank you
How does this only have 2.7k likes... Give this man his flowers!!
Holy shit bro, i swear i was watching you put glue on the upper with the midsoles sitting on the table below and i was ABOUT to stop the video and come down here and be like "man, i love your work, but pro tip, let your finished or drying pieces sit in a designated area away from your finishing space to avoid possible over spray or drips." As i was went to stop it, you said you noticed you got glue on the midsole and i was like "no way" and you proceeded to show exactly what i was talking about. So glad that it happened in a harmless way and you got to learn a valuable lesson without it costing you alot of time or money to fix because i've seen people I work with learn it with a healthy chunk of their paycheck being deduced that week lol No joke, glad that was captured on film because it was a great teaching moment and you handled it perfectly.
This is my 1st time looking at your videos....damnnnnn I've thrown away sooooo many originals that were brand new because of not knowing who to trust n restoration of shoes...definitely interested in your work
Omgggg . That electrical tape is genius, probably saves a ton of time . Half the restoration is tapping 🅿️
I bought a pair of these back in 1994 and had them for a long time where they fell apart I Wish i knew that there would be so much love for old school Jordan's and the fact they could be fixed cause i would had kept them.
You could say that about everything. Why do you think antique’s are valuable? If you never want to feel like that again, just keep everything forever.
Your restoration process is very zen, but i just can't believe how much money people spend on sneakers.
it's crazy how the shoe just falls apart if you don't ever wear them.
that s the reason why it falls apart
Dude be rubbing back and forth before sliding it it XD the quiet commentary is pretty funny
Dudes voice is quite relaxing, great commentary.
Never have I thought I could answer "I repair shoes" as the reason why I have a fully functioning growbox in my house
Cool video. It would be interesting to know what you did with them after completion... and if you sold, how much you were able to get for your skills and effort.
The effort and patience needed is insane 🤯
Damn playboy, I truly respect the fact that you took a lot of time and dedication to do this, and it looks pretty good, but you probably pissed off just about every single child labor worker on the other side of the world
Bruh! He'll of a job 👏 one of the dopest ideas to come up with!
Your paint pulling up might be solved by just pulling your tape 90 degrees to the paint line. Pulling it straight pulls the paint along with the tape, pulling it angled breaks the line and leaves the paint.
Genuine question. Do people want to buy them restored? Because few people would wear them after all this restoration and most everything is less collectable when it's restored/not original.
glad i found this have some 5s that need some love but will probably sell them at the swap meet for $50,
Idk how these weren’t bid up but you’re def the man for the job
combining your sneaker knowledge with Trenton & Heath's tools would be an epic mash-up/collab!
That happened to mine by 1998 I tried to wear them... I've had several pairs of 3s but those 1994 were the 1st retro I ever had
This channel is so fucking cool! I have no idea how it popped up in my feed? Thank you TH-cam algorithm.
I am not even a shoe guy but I like these videos.
Fresh .....Amazing stuff U got it down pat .all the good 2 nd hand shoe s you could buy at low price an ree store ..👏👏👍
You can boil the soles to separate everything
Dude. This is next level.
Subscribed way before 100k. Glad to see this channel grow to a size it deserves! Road to 1M!
WOW...That is Amazing Bro! ...Good on You!
sheesh! huge steal B)
keep up the great restorations and video quality!!
be really careful with acetone. It's highly flammable and acetone fumes can lead to gas explosions. Especially when working with a heater fan and glowing heating wires nearby.
Dang this guy is talented !
Dang… i hope that in my lifetime they do a rerelease of that colorway- never seen a jordan 3 before but now that i have i hope someday i can get one at retail
They made an new colorway like this one its called j3s red fire
My man said askjeeves 🤣 I spit out my water then dropped on the deck & flopped like a fish!!
Bro this man is a surgent for them old ass shoes lol dayum he got talent
Absolutely brilliant
The best and always been the best. ❤️
Thank you bro 🥺
You did an excellent job over here, realy enjoyed watching!
Very impressive job ! Well done !
In Europe they are a variety of glue specific for the different types of midsole material (mostly are ptu)
Is renia popular over there?
Great job young man 🔥
Need to find this guy to restore my Prada Runners
The polvoron reference made me crave for one lol great job as always man!
hahahaha kulet mo JM!!! PULBORON DIN NASA ISIP KO HAHAHA
Great restoration 😉
Beautiful work, my guy. 🙌🙌
From Beaters to Heaters..good job bruh
Amazing work brother!
Very impressive!
When brushing the insoles was there a point having one glove on bro😂
The ad libs 😂
I have some cool grey 11s and all black 11s both soles fell off of both pairs. I tried everything they won't stay on!
love the video wish you posted more often
what kind of shoe glue are you using for this cool af man
Is that light box setup used for... other activities? Nice restore btw.
Hey I got a pair of original Air Jordans, the first edition with white black and red. But they are a size 6. Worth anything??
Love ur vids bro! Very satisfying. Ur a true master at ur craft!
Really dope video bro. I enjoyed watching your process
Cool job!!!
Buying a pair of 1994 white cement size 10 men's . I'm curious why's your recommendation is for what size and donor model should I use I want a nice fit also buying new tabs for them as well . Will be obviously keeping the OG tabs but I'm replacing them
I’ve always went true to size
Amazing work! As always.
I never understood why some people done repaint the middle before the gluing? You can get crisp lined without worrying about bleeding onto the upper/soles. Could you explain? Great work!! 🔥
good question, wish i had an answer to
I was going to do it but since I haven’t done a repaint in a while, I wanted to brush up on my tape work. You can definitely repaint the midsoles first before glueing then soles. Just be careful to not get glue on the painted midsoles, it’ll strip the paint off.
I felt more comfortable glueing the midsoles first before repainting when I first started restoring. I actually messed up in the past and had to do a repaint all over again. So I got used to glueing first, then repainting.
@@johnandrew00 ahh that’s makes sense!! I can see how both methods have their benefits and potential risks! Regardless, your work is always clean affff man. Keep killing it 🤟🏽🔥
Great work!
Wow. What a beauty 😍🔥🔥🔥
I’d love to find a shoe for a project like this!! 👍😆
I thought I was tripping at first when I was hearing the secondary dialogue
I love how you wear a glove on the hand that's NOT touching the water lol
Super impressive
incredible work always
John you are the resto GOAT!!!!
#giveaway
YEEEEE
That elephant print is *THICC*
Amazing keep up updating
This was great and no bugs 🤷🏼♂️
bro thats one of my favorite boxes ever always wanted one I collect boxes lol
Why are the uppers so clean!?
as a genuine question how do you list these because it wouldn't be og all anymore would the price go down or up because its restored and will last longer
Hello, can you tell me what color you used to paint the soles? will not cover?) thanks!
The here first pass
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How comes you don’t have a TH-cam logo my guy?
polvoron lol! Love that stuff
i really like your vids and i love how you say the polvoron i am a filipino great men!! i really love shoes men!
did you stop working with reshoevinator? and if no why? if i may ask
Nice grow tent 🏕
That was excellent work on those shoes , would you be able to do my vintage cherry 12s