Hereeeeell yeah!!! I've been searching for this video for YEARS. So glad you made this. I've tried acetone and after that I just gave up thinking I could remove the print without damaging the rubber. I'd suggest that after removing the paint with the thinner, use 90% rubbing alcohol to remove the last bits of the remaining smudges. Thanks again!
Hi there! I’m glad it helped😊 it took me some time as well looking for a video that can solve the problem. Just experimented on it and finally found a solution. I got scared with the thinner possibly ruining the shoe though. 😁
@@jimmybrothertv9993 Yeah, I was super surprised that it didn't create any damage! Your shoes aren't cracking or anything, are they? Thanks again for the video, I'll definitely be buying some paint thinner, lol!
The acetone didn’t work with the paint. It was the paint thinner that worked(you can see that towards the end of the video). And NO it did not ruin the black color coz the original color of the shoe is black. It is not a white shoe painted with black. The materials original base color is already black. The thinner did not ruin the black color instead it just removed the painted design on top of it. 😃
@@jimmybrothertv9993 nice! i was planning to use a thinner, but the paint was all gone on my crocs after rubbing it with Detergent powder + baking soda. Anyway, thanks for answering! 🥰
Not sure with a tie dye print. But try to inspect if the paint is getting worn off just like with my crocs. If it looks like its peeling off most probably the paint thinner will work.😊
Hereeeeell yeah!!!
I've been searching for this video for YEARS. So glad you made this.
I've tried acetone and after that I just gave up thinking I could remove the print without damaging the rubber.
I'd suggest that after removing the paint with the thinner, use 90% rubbing alcohol to remove the last bits of the remaining smudges.
Thanks again!
Hi there! I’m glad it helped😊 it took me some time as well looking for a video that can solve the problem. Just experimented on it and finally found a solution. I got scared with the thinner possibly ruining the shoe though. 😁
@@jimmybrothertv9993 Yeah, I was super surprised that it didn't create any damage! Your shoes aren't cracking or anything, are they?
Thanks again for the video, I'll definitely be buying some paint thinner, lol!
Thanks for posting this. I have some camo print Croc sandals that I would rather have be all black. Will be doing this soon.
Hope it helps😊
Will it work on marbled crocs
The tinner dont ruinned de crocs?
It did not😃
The acetone doesnt ruin the black color?
The acetone didn’t work with the paint. It was the paint thinner that worked(you can see that towards the end of the video). And NO it did not ruin the black color coz the original color of the shoe is black. It is not a white shoe painted with black. The materials original base color is already black. The thinner did not ruin the black color instead it just removed the painted design on top of it. 😃
How's the quality of your crocs now after rubbing a thinner on it?
It’s still in good shape😃 no indentation or anything.
@@jimmybrothertv9993 nice! i was planning to use a thinner, but the paint was all gone on my crocs after rubbing it with Detergent powder + baking soda. Anyway, thanks for answering! 🥰
will this work on a shoe that had a tie dye print but is white underneath. Like the whe thing is tie dye
Not sure with a tie dye print. But try to inspect if the paint is getting worn off just like with my crocs. If it looks like its peeling off most probably the paint thinner will work.😊
After removing the paint , how do you remove the white stains ?
I used a separate clean cloth with thinner, to clear out the smudges..