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Air Jordan 1 Crease and Scuff Removal

Introduction

The Air Jordan 1 is a leather sneaker that scratches and scuffs easily with wear. By completing these steps, you can learn how to repair your worn sneakers and improve their condition.

What you need

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    • Unlace sneakers.

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    • Stuff toe-box with paper towels until leather is stuffed to capacity.

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    • Dampen a small towel.

    • Place damp towel across toe-box.

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    • Using a flat iron, iron over the damp towel to remove toe-box creases.

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    • Keep the towl on after ironing them to reduce odd cracks.

    • For best results, keep toe-box stuffed with paper towels until you're ready to wear.

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    • Select Angelus Leather Paint that matches the original color of your shoes.

    • Using a small paint brush, paint over scuffs and scratches with their original color in thin, even coats.

    • Allow 20 minutes in between coats for paint to fully dry.

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    • Re-lace sneakers.

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Conclusion

Once you've completed these steps, your shoes will be ready for wear.

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6 Comments

This is the best repair guide in the world.

Mohammad Abdellatif - Reply

i love this repair guide.

Mohammad Abdellatif - Reply

Best repair guide ever!

Lucas Beauchamp - Reply

why and how because i have the all jordan but the only jordan that have a crease is the jordan 12

Azariea Ray - Reply

Would this technique work on fearless zoom irridecent ? I know when I have had just a drop of water on then it looks oily almost like there is a fine coat of some sort on them

Brad May - Reply

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