My favorite lobsters is the purple lobster. I recently picked up a “gently used” pair off of Grailed and clean them up and used yalls mink oil! Overall I’m extremely happy I FINALLY got them and y’all’s product helped bring them back to life 🔥👌
Thanks to your vids I managed to make my shoes look pretty much new again. I cant do everything you do as you but I followed along with everything I could and got great results. Also these vids are satisfying to watch.
Most of my SnKRs are suede or 'buck. Definitely helpful to see a video concentrating on this kind of cleaning. Also feeling the KithxNB 2002r in the back.
Thanks Reshoevn8r For All The Info You Guys Give Out. I Have Every Product That This Video Shows,Except For The Mink Oil. Which BTW I’m Purchasing Right After I Leave This Comment. Thanks Reshoevn8r..
Would you recommend Mink oil to restore black suede? I have a water mark on the toe box area of a pair of Air Jordan 1 low OG black cements that I am trying to figure out how to properly fix. Tried using an eraser and brush but it did not work. Only made mark a little more apparent. Texture seems a little off from the mark and slightly faded compared to the unstained area that is evenly black of course.
Question: I enjoyed & appreciated the info in this vid BUT as far as the bleeding goes for this pair, you have a black midsole & all the upper panels are different shades of orange... so my question is how different of an approach should I take when cleaning my SB Dunk Low 'Phillies'? Very similar materials but white midsole, powder blue uppers, & maroon swoosh. I'm particularly worried about that maroon bleeding into the blue. Whattya say for that pair? Thanks!
Thanks for watching. We cleaned the Red Thunder last year. Check out that video here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6okzj2arSRo.html
It's a part of the restoration and it's a very tough method. Hence, I would recommend searching for a restoration and customization service provider in your area, who can fix your shoes immediately.
I have some original 2005 Nike SB De La Soul Highs. I wore them maybe 5 times and they show virtually no where from being worn, however, over the last 18 years the leather is starting to look cracked and the plastic surrounding the holographic heel is cracking. Is there any way to save these, because I had no idea they were that rare and literally like the holy Grail and sell for like $800 to $1,200 in like new shape.
It's a suede shoe and suede is a delicate material. So, the cleaning method will be different. You can refer to this follow video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uxBrZZM2amk.html
Hello! Thank you for connecting to Reshoevn8r. I would be more than happy to help you to get your shoes cleaned and the red carpet ready! If you could please send us some photos via email at info@reshoevn8r.com of the shoes you’re looking to clean would be a great help to recommend the best products to clean stains from your shoes. Have the best day!
I’m confused….. the owner of Resheoev8r used the medium brush to clean the reverse mochas (suede). This video says don’t use the medium brush on suede… wth
@@RESHOEVN8R I’ll be waiting😁 Edit* sincerely the guy who sent y’all the idea to take sneaker cleaning from across the U.S. instead of local only & I’m a Sz 12 js……
Yes, the cleaning solution is mixed with water. Fill up a bowl with 4-6 ounces of water and add two squirts of our cleaning solution. You can also refer to this shoe cleaning article here: reshoevn8r.com/blogs/news/howtocleanshoesathome
