I read a while back that tire paint is good to use on sneaker soles. Tire paint is tough and is used on custom motorcycles and cars. Won't wear off quick cause as we know tires take more of a beating than a shoe would.
@@kristianlien4515 I haven't tried it but I have read several articles online suggesting tire paint for shoe soles. I also saw someone on reddit a while back do it on some Nike Dunks and Jordan 1's and the paint stayed on.
*ATTENTION* Most of y'all in the comments are asking about the "vintage yellow" midsole look. YOU DON'T NEED TO PAINT. instead, you need dye. Look up ivory candle wax dye. And get some salon care 40 or 30 and mix together. Then brush onto the areas you want the yellowish look. Then let it sit. It'll lighten up eventually so don't be scared that it's very dark orange at first. It's absorbing into the rubber so no matter what you do it'll stay.
for me, I painted the outsole 2,3 coats with angelus walk-on red, then after 24h, I apply 2 light coats of angelus all-4-coat matte or flat. for the final 2 coats, I suggest you wait for another 24h to fully dry. I mixed all 4 coats with a bit of clear epoxy glue, mixing it very well! you must work fast and keeps this mixture closed between coats, and also use a brush you plan to throw away. takes time but it is worth it. , no peels no scratches.
@@eiyrie2990 I didn't go outside with them yet. But I did a test, I wear them around the house and outside in my garden, I tried to scratch the outsoles on a rough surface. then I cleaned them, and there were no scratches, it seems very durable. I really don't know how long it will last but without epoxy, no chance.
Haha, no update means nope!😂😭 so.. what epoxy glue did U use? And how long wearing on pavement did it chip n flake?? This is my 20'th "DIY" video n comment section.. bout ready to give up!!😭 But DOES ANYONE KNOW IF GOLD CHROME PAINT PENS -(FOR ACTUAL RUBBER!/AUTO! )WORK ON SIDE SOLES!!?? NOBODY KNOWS ....😢
@@eduardozapata1735 it's been a couple months of wear and it's still holding strong. On Raleigh restorations youtube channel he has a good video on how to use it.
I got some all black airforces with white outsoles. Didnt like the white so i tried painting them black. Tried doing multiple layers, used regular black angelus paint, walk on paint, tire paint, even paint mixed with epoxy. Still chips after one wear on pavement.
I found this tutorial because I am thinking of painting the soles of a pair of shoes for cosplay, but the problem is that the soles are originally a light tan/brown. Would this kind of paint cover up the brown without changing the red color? Would i need to use more coats? Thanks. The video is cool!
I walk to the car in slides, holding the pair in my hands I plan to wear. I lace up(or strap up, or slip on), once I'm at my destination. I also keep a pair of cheap hiking shoes in my trunk, just in case of an unplanned adventure.
I customized a pair of cyber 1s into breds about a year and half ago and bought the walk on red to put on the soles after dying them but was still hesitant to do it bc I figured it would scratch off easily. The dye alone gives it a Chicago reimagined type sole so I've been rocking them like that and it's been good still. I wear them pretty often too which is another reason why I haven't painted it yet. Deciding if I'll apply another couple layers of dye in a year or so but it's not bad at all just wondering if the dye will fade eventually
If it’s just on the leather part of the shoe, then it’s okay bc the paint is made for that. Since the soles are rubber that’s why the paint is more prone to scratching off. Plus you’re always walking on them ofc 🤷🏽♀️
If you painted the midsole did you put a clear outsole over it so that you could see it we're trying to find out a way to paint a midsole and put a clear translucent on boots
It's gotta be the nike 95 Black-Cosmic Clay-Kumqua with a little of this maybe green or blue and a red big logo stone island sweater with fur I want good logo jeans but
Can you do this over a pre existing color, if not how can you probably remove the outsole color without damaging the shoe itself?? Need help for a custom that I’m planning.
Should never drive with sandals or slides. Could get stuck on the peddle and you can crash. Take your shoe off and drive with just socks if you need to take your shoes off
I just bought some SaintLaurent Sl/01h classic leather black an I just wanted to hit up the outsoles Matt black do I need to prep it or just get a brush an paint??
Same bro! Well sad news guys, but I painted the whole rubber midsole on my red 10's (originally grey) black and It immediately came off in the front unfortunately. I'm looking into seeing if some how dying a midsole is an option so it actually absorbs into the rubber. I'll come back here if I find anything.
I have a question on painting the midsole for a jordan 1 royal. Should I strip the white rubber midsole paint with a acetone or could I just go ahead and paint directly? I really wanna paint it and have it that yellow/vintage look on the midsole. Also, would using Angelus white acrylic paint work on the midsole? Thanks!
If you're trying to "vintage" a midsole then that's going to be a completely different method. Luckily for you you can use an actual dye to get that yellow cream color and it will not come off. Why? Because the dye actually absorbs into the rubber. All you need is ivory candle wax dye. It's available online. Also someone has a Madea video on here about how to do it. I'd just search Air Jordan 1 vintage midsole dying.
@Meeks Shoes I’m going to have to sole swap my Chicago & banned 1s in the near future. I don’t wanna deal with paint just a simple sole swap. What Jordan 1 mids would be an exact match for each shoe. If I have to paint I’d much just have to paint the midsole, I want each sole to be an exact match to the original ideally. Is it possible to just keep the original midsole and just replace the sole of the shoe. My midsole are actually fine on both. It’s just the damn outer heel drag. Both pairs were purchased used. Thanks.
damn noone answered u just find the lowest priced jordan 1 mid or low with a red bottom but the banned 1s have a darker red than the chicago 1s and the banned mids so gl
@@jalenfrommiramar depends from what point of view your looking from. Yes Ideally a few coats of paint would be easier BUT not look factory. Also keep in mind I made this post over 3 years ago when NO ONE gave a F about mids and lows & were widely available and cheap. Was looking for an EXACT DS color match doner for my bred high 2016 midsole and outsole swap. So yes a sole swap isn't simple in theory but it's not rocket science either ...
I wonder if there’s a way to stain the white sole red before you paint it and seal it, that way when it does wear off it would still be red, and less noticeable a custom
@@biilyblast64 candle dye, but it’s super messy to clean off, you almost need to do small sections at a time. I accidentally destroyed a pair trying to do this because I had no idea what I was doing. Paint it on then very carefully clean it off with acetone and cotton swabs. I messed up by having too much acetone in my cotton ball and it thinned the dye and it dripped all over the shoes I was working on and stained all parts of it horribly, the white soles and all over the leather upper.
@@brandonordean ohh yeah Ive been doing customs for years I'm already knowing what you're talking about. I've done all that and more myself unfortunately 😂 I actually have the candle wax dye for doing the vintage look to any midsole. I actually don't wipe it off I just do light layers and let it sit in the garage for a whole day and then a month later I'll clean the show up and do another layer until I like the yellowing shade. Also I mix it with salon care 40 or 30. And literally like 4-6 drops of the ivory wax.
@@brandonordean so basically you think they have a black candle wax dye that'll do the same thing? I don't mind the long messy process if it works. That's my whole thing.
I prefer sole shields, but homemade. Lasts a lot longer and with minimal wear. Haven't had ANY problems going from wet outside to tiles inside, carpets, or any other surface. And the one's I offer are half the price of the name brand...
I’m planning to paint a rubber outsole on my shoes. Do I give some time for the first coat to dry out completely? Or I have to apply second coat right after coat 1? Great vid btw!
Has anyone ever tried plastidip on the sole of a shoe? I know it might chip off but was thinking it may be super quick to reapply and also the most non permanent option if it works well at all.
Eric Sosa I’ve applied them to my shoes and customers. In my opinion it makes it looks cleaner for the first week after it comes off it will strip all of the paint with it :/
I read a while back that tire paint is good to use on sneaker soles. Tire paint is tough and is used on custom motorcycles and cars. Won't wear off quick cause as we know tires take more of a beating than a shoe would.
@@kristianlien4515 I haven't tried it but I have read several articles online suggesting tire paint for shoe soles. I also saw someone on reddit a while back do it on some Nike Dunks and Jordan 1's and the paint stayed on.
got me taking notes😂😂
Please tell me you've heard/ seen someone use Gold chrome paint pens 4 Rubber n Auto!!? .. "nobody EvEr oN tHe IIiNtErrNeT kNoWs"!!???😂😢
I appreciate the video. You answered the question most people have about the outsole and showed results.
*ATTENTION* Most of y'all in the comments are asking about the "vintage yellow" midsole look. YOU DON'T NEED TO PAINT. instead, you need dye. Look up ivory candle wax dye. And get some salon care 40 or 30 and mix together. Then brush onto the areas you want the yellowish look. Then let it sit. It'll lighten up eventually so don't be scared that it's very dark orange at first. It's absorbing into the rubber so no matter what you do it'll stay.
can i dye white midsoles into black the way you're saying?
for me, I painted the outsole 2,3 coats with angelus walk-on red, then after 24h, I apply 2 light coats of angelus all-4-coat matte or flat. for the final 2 coats, I suggest you wait for another 24h to fully dry. I mixed all 4 coats with a bit of clear epoxy glue, mixing it very well! you must work fast and keeps this mixture closed between coats, and also use a brush you plan to throw away. takes time but it is worth it. , no peels no scratches.
Thanks for the info bro! Do you wear the shoes a lot?
@@eiyrie2990 I didn't go outside with them yet. But I did a test, I wear them around the house and outside in my garden, I tried to scratch the outsoles on a rough surface. then I cleaned them, and there were no scratches, it seems very durable. I really don't know how long it will last but without epoxy, no chance.
Any particular glue you used? I just ordered the red paint going to apply to my dcs and paint the outside soles red
@@redjoker4673 hey is it still working good, I’m thinking about trying it.
Haha, no update means nope!😂😭 so.. what epoxy glue did U use? And how long wearing on pavement did it chip n flake?? This is my 20'th "DIY" video n comment section.. bout ready to give up!!😭 But DOES ANYONE KNOW IF GOLD CHROME PAINT PENS -(FOR ACTUAL RUBBER!/AUTO! )WORK ON SIDE SOLES!!?? NOBODY KNOWS ....😢
What works for me is using bulldog adhesion promoter first, and then scratch resistant sealer after each coat of paint.
Where did you find the scratch resistant sealer?
How long does that hold up ?
@@marcosteez9800 if you go to Raleigh restorations I use his stuff.
@@eduardozapata1735 it's been a couple months of wear and it's still holding strong. On Raleigh restorations youtube channel he has a good video on how to use it.
@@mikeparker5792 appreciate it so much I’ve been looking for a good way to keep the soles painted on my custom work 💯
Do a wear test of raleigh restorations scratch resistant sealer, bulldog adhesion promoter and gac 900 vs 2 soft
I was thinking that or LK finisher 🤔
@@afroninjawrld what’s the best finisher or sealee to stop painted custom shoes cracking?
Acetone wipe down or deglazer
Mix 75 2hard-25 paint
Dry between coats. Finish with Raleigh
this dude left his lexus keys on the table to flex😂😂😂
Totally intentional. I'm glad someone else noticed.
There's no issue with that ...
It’s tacky and unnecessary. When people flex, they are just displaying their insecurities.
A. S. 0:53 when he shows his shoes.
😂😂😂
The yellow on the blue looks kinda cool though!
I’d probably have some yellow running through the shoe so it looks like it’s supposed to be like that.
This dude looks like an Animoji
I got some all black airforces with white outsoles. Didnt like the white so i tried painting them black. Tried doing multiple layers, used regular black angelus paint, walk on paint, tire paint, even paint mixed with epoxy. Still chips after one wear on pavement.
Yessir the extra slides in the car to use as driving shoes is mandatory!
I found this tutorial because I am thinking of painting the soles of a pair of shoes for cosplay, but the problem is that the soles are originally a light tan/brown. Would this kind of paint cover up the brown without changing the red color? Would i need to use more coats? Thanks. The video is cool!
I walk to the car in slides, holding the pair in my hands I plan to wear. I lace up(or strap up, or slip on), once I'm at my destination. I also keep a pair of cheap hiking shoes in my trunk, just in case of an unplanned adventure.
Driving puts stress on your feet? Do you drive a Flintstone car?
I customized a pair of cyber 1s into breds about a year and half ago and bought the walk on red to put on the soles after dying them but was still hesitant to do it bc I figured it would scratch off easily. The dye alone gives it a Chicago reimagined type sole so I've been rocking them like that and it's been good still. I wear them pretty often too which is another reason why I haven't painted it yet. Deciding if I'll apply another couple layers of dye in a year or so but it's not bad at all just wondering if the dye will fade eventually
Hoping you see this!
I been tryna use this on shoes I hoop in. Does it take away the grip on the shoes you have?
Could you do a wear test with Raleigh Restorations Scratch Resistant Sealer? Much appreciated! Thx!
Their sealant is top quality
Were can u find that, I can't find it
Lol yea bro I occasionally swap into some car slippers. Especially when my feet hurt or when my kicks are TOO fresh. Good vid🔥
i want to pain the outsole and interior of my rebellionaires red , with the red laces would be sooooo fire
What is the scratch resistant sealant that you put on the bottom
Dude ya toe box tho 😂😂😂. Thats exactly why i dont wear shoes that are too big for me. Great test and good job on the custom.
paul jones yeah, that shit looked horrible when he was going down the stairs.
Yea toe box was ☠☠ hit...
the red is VERY red. Can you add a few drops of black to darken the red up and try to match it to the upper?
Also, on the Almighty Sealant do you HAVE to airbrush it? I do not have a airbrush
Do you have to use a air brush with the sealant or can you just paint it on?
I use to have driving shoes, but i usually drive barefoot lol
😂
Does the sealant dry clear? Have you used on anything other than shoes like artwork or something else?
Use chem dye. Candle wax dye. Works great
Good video. I'd like to see you test Raleigh Restoration's Scratch Resistant Sealer. Oh, my only complaint was you called linoleum "monoleum" LOL
You think LK finisher would work? 🤔
Can you apply the sealent with a paintbrush instead of an airbrush?
if you dye the soles and paint it with normal angelus paint, would it have similar results?
nooooooo
@@xxmyspac exactly
JMateo 15 hell no 😭😭😭
It will crack/peel off
I have a question, wouldn’t it wear off bc its paint, like when the shoe creases?
Someone please answer
If it’s just on the leather part of the shoe, then it’s okay bc the paint is made for that. Since the soles are rubber that’s why the paint is more prone to scratching off. Plus you’re always walking on them ofc 🤷🏽♀️
Hey what's g Meek's were can I get that almighty sealer scratch resistant at?
wow that's a lot more wear than i thought there would be within 48 hours
Are you using the Angelus Acrylic Finisher in matte for the midsoles?
Where do you get this Vick sealant
What can you do instead of airbrushing the sealant onto the sole?
Shawn Kemp he’s* and he probably is
If you painted the midsole did you put a clear outsole over it so that you could see it we're trying to find out a way to paint a midsole and put a clear translucent on boots
It's gotta be the nike 95 Black-Cosmic Clay-Kumqua with a little of this maybe green or blue and a red big logo stone island sweater with fur I want good logo jeans but
The Gatorades are nice! I gotta see that video now
Maaan, you came such a long way.
I’m working on a pair of low 6 and the outsole is killing me. I may have to get this in black. Oh. Liked and subscribed.
Do you have to use a sealant?
Can u plz provide purchase link for the almighty sealant?
Really enjoyed this video! I was ready for the trip to the mall though! And I totally keep a pair of slides in my car, it’s a must!!
London James waiting for you to drop some vids haha :)
So it wore out after a trip to the grocery store?? 🤦🏻♂️
Hi man , where did tou bought the almighty sealant?
Can you do this over a pre existing color, if not how can you probably remove the outsole color without damaging the shoe itself?? Need help for a custom that I’m planning.
What about Traction in the rain or something
I didnt actually predict you playing that Bollywood tune from Rab ne Banadi Jodi
Does that Red match the Chicago red or the Bred Red? Or is it red, but not the same color red as the uppers?
Your link for Angelus takes you to some other site...?
Should never drive with sandals or slides. Could get stuck on the peddle and you can crash. Take your shoe off and drive with just socks if you need to take your shoes off
That's a good lesson. Never thought about them getting stuck, thanks! 👍
What was the shoes before you customized these “bred”
Are carpets and surfaces safe from staining?
I just bought some SaintLaurent Sl/01h classic leather black an I just wanted to hit up the outsoles Matt black do I need to prep it or just get a brush an paint??
An the sides of the outsoles
You did the sole does it work on the red leather part of the sneaker?
Do you think this would work for crocs?
Yo do we have to use that spray thing??
what are the prices to have the soles painted and the whole shoe refinished
Have you ever tried leather dye and paint on rubber “Jordan’s”? I’m just getting into the custom shoes but I wanted to know...
I think if you can get the white rubber stained some how, that might work, might be messy though
Can I apply the sealant with a brush if I don’t have an airbrush?
Hello, how long does it last without chipping off
So many negative comments smh... good video though 🔥
did you dye the sole, just curious cause I'm about to.
Nicholas Matyas dying only works on translucent soles the same process well not work on this type of outsole
Thanks man! I'm painting my Aj10 midsole and outsole. This helped a lot!
Same reason I’m here, restoring some powder blues. Wish they had white and blue walk on paint so I can mix the two to get that powder blue.
Same bro! Well sad news guys, but I painted the whole rubber midsole on my red 10's (originally grey) black and It immediately came off in the front unfortunately. I'm looking into seeing if some how dying a midsole is an option so it actually absorbs into the rubber. I'll come back here if I find anything.
Dude.... what’s the reason for the keys in the shot with the sneaker? 🙄🙄🙄 corny
imagine being jealous of a lexus lol
Right
Petty
I wonder how the outsole would be like, after hooping with it?
Lol absolutely gone. Don't even try
I think you should go half or even a full size down
Ok they look like shaq wore em already all loose
Anybody know if you put this on hoop shoes will it take away the grip?
No slides but I kick my driving shoe off as soon as I get in the car. My shoes always gets dirty around the heel area from driving.
You need to get your car detailed. Lol
Music choice is so dope! Taking notes!
9:26 that’s meee lol 😂
Do you half to use the shine thing at the end you used
Is it optional
Ey dude can i use a brush to apply sealant?
I have a question on painting the midsole for a jordan 1 royal. Should I strip the white rubber midsole paint with a acetone or could I just go ahead and paint directly? I really wanna paint it and have it that yellow/vintage look on the midsole. Also, would using Angelus white acrylic paint work on the midsole? Thanks!
If you're trying to "vintage" a midsole then that's going to be a completely different method. Luckily for you you can use an actual dye to get that yellow cream color and it will not come off. Why? Because the dye actually absorbs into the rubber. All you need is ivory candle wax dye. It's available online. Also someone has a Madea video on here about how to do it. I'd just search Air Jordan 1 vintage midsole dying.
could u use the sealant without an airbrush?
What did you use on those gatorade midsoles to repaint and make it stay like that?
@Meeks Shoes I’m going to have to sole swap my Chicago & banned 1s in the near future. I don’t wanna deal with paint just a simple sole swap. What Jordan 1 mids would be an exact match for each shoe. If I have to paint I’d much just have to paint the midsole, I want each sole to be an exact match to the original ideally. Is it possible to just keep the original midsole and just replace the sole of the shoe. My midsole are actually fine on both. It’s just the damn outer heel drag. Both pairs were purchased used. Thanks.
damn noone answered u just find the lowest priced jordan 1 mid or low with a red bottom but the banned 1s have a darker red than the chicago 1s and the banned mids so gl
In what world is a sole swap simpler than a few coats of paint 😂
@@jalenfrommiramar depends from what point of view your looking from. Yes Ideally a few coats of paint would be easier BUT not look factory. Also keep in mind I made this post over 3 years ago when NO ONE gave a F about mids and lows & were widely available and cheap. Was looking for an EXACT DS color match doner for my bred high 2016 midsole and outsole swap. So yes a sole swap isn't simple in theory but it's not rocket science either ...
I wonder if there’s a way to stain the white sole red before you paint it and seal it, that way when it does wear off it would still be red, and less noticeable a custom
That's exactly what I'm currently researching. It's gotta be something that can penetrate that midsole rubber so it stays
@@biilyblast64 candle dye, but it’s super messy to clean off, you almost need to do small sections at a time. I accidentally destroyed a pair trying to do this because I had no idea what I was doing. Paint it on then very carefully clean it off with acetone and cotton swabs. I messed up by having too much acetone in my cotton ball and it thinned the dye and it dripped all over the shoes I was working on and stained all parts of it horribly, the white soles and all over the leather upper.
@@brandonordean ohh yeah Ive been doing customs for years I'm already knowing what you're talking about. I've done all that and more myself unfortunately 😂 I actually have the candle wax dye for doing the vintage look to any midsole. I actually don't wipe it off I just do light layers and let it sit in the garage for a whole day and then a month later I'll clean the show up and do another layer until I like the yellowing shade. Also I mix it with salon care 40 or 30. And literally like 4-6 drops of the ivory wax.
@@brandonordean so basically you think they have a black candle wax dye that'll do the same thing? I don't mind the long messy process if it works. That's my whole thing.
I prefer sole shields, but homemade. Lasts a lot longer and with minimal wear. Haven't had ANY problems going from wet outside to tiles inside, carpets, or any other surface. And the one's I offer are half the price of the name brand...
What did you do for the sole protectors?
Also can you put the sealant on without an airbrush
hey what if there is a different color on the bottom, (say green) will the red paint mix with the original color on the outsole of the shoe? thanks.
No :)
My cousin took her shoes off when she learnt to drive and now shes 35 and still takes her shoes off everytime she drives lmao
Was this a sole restoration music video with commentary?
Hey bro what did use to strip the shoe white?
Can you give me the name of paint and sealant you used?
bro what'd you use to paint the wide mid soles?
What if you mix dye with paint and then use a krylon Matte Finisher on it?
Ever tried it?
@@toosavagegaming3377 Never but I’m just guessing tbh
I’m planning to paint a rubber outsole on my shoes. Do I give some time for the first coat to dry out completely? Or I have to apply second coat right after coat 1? Great vid btw!
Dry first then add the other coat
very informative i was always curious about the paint on the outsoles.
ImJickRamesBitch I paint the soles & add sole protectors
Scarlet V that’s a smart man rite there. The costly tho
@@Venom420ful Don't you have to replace the sole protectors after 20 days of usage or so?
Do they have walk on Blue ?
That toe box crease is diabolical 😖
can you use regular angelus paint like black
Cracks/peels
🙋🏻♂️How long that Paint last on the sole ????
where do you get the liquid rubber for the rubber soles?
that link does not exist anymore
How do I remove suede dye off of my white rubber soles?
Has anyone ever tried plastidip on the sole of a shoe? I know it might chip off but was thinking it may be super quick to reapply and also the most non permanent option if it works well at all.
plastidip wont hold up. I painted my car with it and i'm sure it wont hold up. It rubs off quick.
That peels off.
This may be a old video but I'm guilty of having slides in my car to drive. More comfortable and easier on my js
What are your thoughts about adding sole protectors?
Eric Sosa I’ve applied them to my shoes and customers. In my opinion it makes it looks cleaner for the first week after it comes off it will strip all of the paint with it :/
Meeks Shoes even with the scratch resistant ?
Turn your background music down no one can hear you