Sailboat's Restorations: Which Sole Sauce is best?! Angelus Vs Raleigh Restoration Vs 40 Volume
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- UPDATE 8/31/22:
If you're interested in a more comprehensive series that has been updated and is more specific with reviews, please check out this playlist for the "You're Icing Wrong! The Search For The Best Sole Sauce!" series!
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What's going on folks?! By now, if you've been following the channel, you MUST have seen some of the restoration work I've been doing (and if you haven't, make sure you go check it out ASAP!)
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I've been doing a lot of sole icing recently and I've seen a myriad of products on the market which made me think.... is one of these products better than the other?!
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In this video, I will be comparing Angelus Sole Bright, Salon Care 40 Volume, and Raleigh Restoration's Ice Cream to see which product is the best when it comes to icing shoes. Watch to find out which one works the best after 6 days of icing in an indoor set up!
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From one customizer and restorer on YT I had to give another fellow artist a follow. You’ll blow up in no time man! Stay inspired 🔥
ayyyy appreciate the kindness and follow! will definitely take those words of wisdom to heart, aint about the notoriety, more just the love of the game! thanks again for the support
Do a uv light vs sunlight video, but this video is amazing🔥🔥💫
YOOOOOO That's an awesome idea! I'll definitely have to look into that, thanks for the inspiration! appreciate the support and you tuning in!
Can we submit ours for review?
@@haelyndcompany what is it that you’d like to submit for review? A sole sauce?
@@SailboatSupplies yup!
@@haelyndcompany rock on! if you can reach out to me via instagram (@sailboats.sneakers) I would be more than happy to purchase a bottle for review! I am working on building a collection of sneakers that need to be iced at the moment so I am able to make some comprehensive videos as I move into the future. Would be more than happy to try your sauce!
I subscribed. Great comparison video. I started restoring and making videos this year for my UA-cam channel. Keep up the good work.
thank you so much! I hope you have had the chance to watch some of the more recent stuff that I have been putting out-- the quality of the videos has been improving quite a bit since this one. Thanks for the support and ill be sure to check out your channel as well!
this man is so well spoken it's actually pleasing to watch
thank you so much for your kind words! it means a lot and I really appreciate the support! thank you for tuning in
Ive used 40 volume cream on my shoes before for resell and it made them icy again, but after about a month the yellow returned and was worse then before
Yeah yellowing will definitely return after time and in my personal experience, the product used for icing plays a large role in how long it takes for the yellowing to return. I hope to do a video one day that will track this over time but it’s challenging as there are so many other factors that will influence this including wear, material, storage conditions, weather, light conditions, humidity, and more. In my experience, salon care is the least effective product which is why I choose to utilize other products for my projects.
is there a product that makes the yellowing come back slower or one at all ?
@@brandonpadilla9079 to be honest, I haven't worn any shoes for long enough for the yellowing to come back after i've iced them,. I think a lot of it has to do with the original conditions of the shoe and how yellow they were prior to being iced as well as age. In my experience, with shoes that have been unworn since icing, and have been sitting in inventory, I find the sauces that worked quicker and better tend to maintain the iced appearance longer. The most important thing though is how and where the shoes are stored and/or used
@@SailboatSupplies So which one would you recommend because I was wondering the same thing after I noticed this.
@@joeldorado4002 the two I use most these days are Chris custom kicks sole sauce and bash boy kicks frost sauce. I love that both are small individual businesses that are doing great things, have excellent customer care, and have amazing products. Check out my updated videos for more
Great video bro! I have a question though, so let’s say I’m icing a pair of shoes I do one session for six hours do I remove the sauce and then reapply for the next session? Thanks in advance!
I just built me an ice box days ago, got some special cream from The Shoe Doc, his shoe cleaner is AMAZING, but I'm lookin' for a better de-yellowing alternative to his special sauce, and i just ordered a sole bright from Amazon moments ago, looks like i made an excellent choice 🎯
Rock on! I have several other suggestions for products if you're ever looking for any. Feel free to ask and I'll link you into the products I prefer!
@@SailboatSupplies sure, and also check out the custom work I do on my page, especially the Freddy Kruger AF1's and Jordan 1 with his realistic skin 👊🏾❤
Love love love the price per OZ comparison🙌👏
I hoped that would help people make informed decisions
How much do you charge for a ice on the grape 5 jordans
I’ve figured out that most of these “icing products” are pretty much salon care 40 creme or 50 creme! It’s the same shit they’re just putting their name on it! I’ve heard angelus does work better so I’m gonna try it out…but most of these “others” are 40 creme! Smells the exact same and looks the same!
While I do agree that many do operate the same, I have consistently found, with nearly a dozen different products, that Salon Care 40 does not give results as quickly nor does it provide the same intensity of icing as other products do. I have other updated videos testing other products that I would recommend checking out. I would never throw shade at salon care 40- it's a great product that works well and gives some of the best bang for the buck but in my experience and experiments, has not performed as well.
Such a great detailed video have always been so curious. Keep up the good work👍
Thank you so much! I will definitely be doing an updated video in the near future; I’m just waiting to get enough pairs to compare all the different sauces I have accumulated through the last year or two! 😂
This is an awesome video. Mad helpful.
thank you so much! I hope you have had the chance to check out some of my more recent work which I think is even MORE helpful
Productive video GUY!!!!!!!!
ayyyyyy thank you so much for the love and support! much more to come! appreciate it!
sneakerheadinthebay in the back
But I do appreciate the info and the learning process so keep up the good work and keep the content coming 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
I appreciate the kind words. I have a ton of projects in the works and plan on continuing to put out content!
I used a Led Grow Light 1000W and the sole restorer Tarrago on my AJ6 Infrared sole for more than 24 hours and don't see any change or progress from brown to the ice color? How is this possible?
there are a number of factors that could go into the lack of results. Some of the things that may deal with the shoes themselves: improper/insufficient cleaning prior to icing (make sure the shoe is clean before icing it!), age of the shoe (if they're super old, they may have been stored in conditions that lead to more permanent yellowing. Moisture, temperature, light exposure, environment, atmosphere etc. all have a role in the oxidation of sneakers), overall wear (if they've been worn hundreds upon hundreds of times, the yellowing may be more irreversible; if they've been worn in harsh conditions, they may be more susceptible to more irreversible yellowing; etc.).
Set up wise: I personally use a 1500W grow light and I find that works wonders; I don't know for sure but the wattage may need to be upped on your setup. Additionally, are you using mylar liners in your setup? you want to make sure that you're going to be reflecting the light as much as possible. Additionally, if you're not using saran wrap, make sure that you do! the saran wrap will help maintain the moisture so the sauce doesn't dry out. If the sauce dries out, it won't do anything anymore!
As far as Tarrago goes- I have never personally used it so I can't speak on it! I will certainly look into it and would love it if you could link me to the product. I would love to review it in my new icing series which you can find here: ua-cam.com/video/LIS3JRGdAg0/v-deo.html
Why did it sound like he found his balls after his first icing. It's like when he came on with the blue shirt on he sounds like his balls dropped and his voice got deeper & like he came in to his manhood 😭😭😂😂
I appreciate your concern about my balls and their positioning. After 31 long years, you’re right, they did finally drop and my manhood was finally achieved. You’ll be happy to know that even a year later, my balls have retained the position they found in this video and are in great condition. If you check out some of my more recent videos that have been shot more recently than a year ago, you’ll find proof of this. Thank you for your thoughts about my balls and manhood and even more, appreciate the view and support on this video. 👊🏾
You got my subscription thank you for the knowledge man!
Glad to have helped! can't believe this video from a year and a half ago remains one of my most popular; I appreciate you watching. I will DEFINITELY have some updated restoration and icing videos in the near future so stay tuned and thank you for the support!!
No problem keep doing your thing great content! I’m starting some retro 6s today! What do you think about Fabes sole sauce? If you have ever tried it.
@@aaronbanks4194 the product itself works nicely; I purchased mine in the middle of the height of COVID stuff so there were issues with stock and shipping delays and I got it WAY later than I ordered and didn't get the same customer service I did from other brands (not that the customer service was BAD, other companies were just EXCEPTIONAL). For my money, I go with Chris Custom Kicks (CCK) Sole Sauce if I'm not doing comparison products; it seems to work best for me. I actually have another video where I use that and compare it to several other sauces (fabes included) if you want to see how fabes works vs. other products! You can find it in my video playlists under "icing" videos
I appreciate that I’m going to go watch it now!!
Dope vid bro
Thank you so much! Appreciate the support
Damn bro this video should get more fucking views Ima go with the salon care 40 because I need a fucking super unyellow my fucking SB Valentines
appreciate the kind words! Salon care 40 provides a good bang for the buck although I prefer specific sauces myself as they tend to do the job quicker and stay hydrated longer. They all work though so in my opinion, personal preference is really the key!
Any advice to unyellow Jordan 5 netting?
TL:DR- is it possible? from my understanding, yes but I have not done it and I would probably avoid it with typical "sauces" myself
ive heard its possible but I have never done it myself with any sole sauces. Sole sauce is a very strong chemical and as such, contact with the uppers should be avoided at all costs. I have heard of people removing the netting to try to deyellow it but I would be concerned with the kind of material it is. You may want to look into products like "NuAntidote" which is a cleaner with deoxidation properties that I have had luck with when deyellowing uppers on shoes. NuLife Kicks is allegedly making a line of safe icing products too that will not harm the uppers of shoes. Stay tuned for some of my newest icing videos in my "You're Icing Wrong" series to learn more about different products!
Can you do a 40 vs Angels on a pair of Retro 5s (UV & Sunlight)
I have a whole icing series that will be comparing different products against Salon Care 40 Volume Creme that will launch next week on 2/25 at 2:30PM PST! That series will likely have 10+ videos in it with time comparing Salon Care to different products on the market to let you see which ones work best!
Bro I got a little bit of angelus sole bright on the patent leather of the 11s and wiped it off immediately. It left a little light spot, from your experience, do you know if it will come off or how to get it off?
did it seem to damage the leather at all or does it look more or less like a "smudge"
the patent leather is a special finish on top of the leather that gives it the shine; it is possible to restore that kind of lustre but is best left to experienced individuals; this is a project I have not ever completed myself but have seen Gifted kicks, shoeculture615 and others do on IG
Freaking amazing 🤩🤩🤩
thank you so much! I have a TON more content coming too. A lot of icing projects on the way!
I Loved the video man
Thank you so much! I have several other sole sauce videos that you may like too if you enjoyed this one. Thank you for the support!!!
For the angelous soul sauce how many icing sessions do u think that 1 bottle will last ? Great vid btw highly detailed
thats a great question! Honestly, I've never counted it out. There are a number of different factors that play into it. Size of the shoe is a big one (bigger shoes = more sauce used), how thick you layer on the sauce (I like to do nice, mild to moderate even coats), and how long you ice your shoes per session (I have my set up dialed in so that I reapply ice after 48 hours and as such, I save sauce in comparison to those that reapply after 24 hours).
Thank you so much for the support! More videos coming soon for SURE!
I noticed you just wipe the solutions off with a towel after each session. Is it bad to rinse them off after each session? Do the soles need to be completely dry between sessions?
It all depends honestly; if there is still moisture in the sauce and I feel like I am able to get it all off with just a towel, I'll just do that. If the sauce has completely dehydrated, I rinse them down to get off all the dried sauce (I will use a wet all purpose or stiff bristle brush for this part). I find that the sauce will stay a bit better when the soles are dry. With how runny most sauce is, I find that if there is any excess liquid, the sauce will run more and make more of a mess. I prefer when it's easier to control so I don't worry about it spilling onto other parts of the shoe and potentially damaging them
its not WRONG to have them a bit wet/moist, I just find it makes the process harder and I am always trying to minimize anything that could lead to any potential leakage/spillage of sauce
@@SailboatSupplies Awesome! Thanks for the response. Love the channel 🔥
@@Justin974 No doubt! Thank YOU for the support! really appreciate the sub! Lots of new content on the way and I hope you enjoy it!
Can you get the traction back after icing my 11s lol I lost traction 🤣
It takes wear; you need to basically wear off the most superficial layers of rubber and get down to deeper layers.
To get rid of the “cloudy-nest” you can just place them under the light. ( just place them in without Saran Wrap and don’t apply the cream)
I found that in about 30 min the soles rid rid of the cloudy
I got quite a few older ulteraboosts that are experiencing colour bleeding and yellowing. Next vid can we look into sole sauce and boost
I'm definitely planning on it, I need to get some boosts that are in worse condition than what I have right now. I have a couple mystery boxes on the way so maybe there will be something to try!
I’ll be doing this soon! Sorry for the hold up, have a TON of projects going on
Try fabe soles
take a look at my other reviews- I actually have used Fabes. it's a good product but it was VERY slow to ship to me. I would highly recommend watching some of my more recent reviews to see more updated information
5 minutes into the video so ignore this question if you mention it later, but how many watts is your UV light? Could you possibly let me know which UV light u used?
Here is a link to the one I have; there are TONS of great ones out there though. I’d recommend just doing your research and buying one with good reviews. Don’t worry about brand name or anything; as long as the reviews are solid you should be fine! www.ebay.com/itm/1500W-Full-Spectrum-LED-Grow-Light-Plant-Indoor-Hydroponic-Grow-Panel-Flower-/193815300268?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292
I used salon care 40 to ice my soles and I noticed the soles lost traction, like they don’t have that grippy rubber anymore, am I doing some thing wrong or is that normal?
i've heard this on multiple occasions as a matter of fact. To be 100% honest, I don't know exactly why that is. I have seen multiple sources state that it is due to the mix of chemicals in the salon care 40 product and being that it was not originally meant for shoes, it can cause adverse effects. I have noticed this on a few of my pairs that after they have been iced, they end up feeling a bit more slick or slippery. One of the recommendations that I have is to use a sole sauce that has been specifically designed for use on shoes. There are multiple good ones out there. At this point in time, my personal favorite is "Chris Custom Kicks" Sole Sauce; I seem to get the best results with that. Additionally, making sure that you are controlling the climate as far as temperature is concerned also seems to help. The better you are able to maintain a cool temperature, the better the results with less damage to the shoes. From my understanding (and this is what I've heard, I have minimal experience with wearing kicks after icing them as I have only iced 1-2 personal pairs) if you wear the shoes, it should help to restore the traction on the shoes. if you wear them on rougher surfaces, it will eventually wear down the top layer of the sole and expose a more grippy under layer. Make sure that you're cleaning your kicks regularly after washing them as to slow the oxidation process and slow the return of the yellowing. Hope that helps! Sorry I don't have a more definitive answer for you.
@@SailboatSupplies Thanks for the reply, I appreciate the tips 🙏💯
Is your uv light supposed to get a light warm and is that ok for the shoes?
So sorry for the late reply. Lights will always heat up to some extent; I keep a fan blowing to circulate the air and keep my setup in a cool place. Preferably keeping the temp between 50-90 would be probably overly safe, and a very conservative guess, as to the temp most all sneakers can withstand.
Is this process works on the heal tab of the fragment J3 ?
I personally would not risk it. I cannot be 100% sure as I have never tried. If I were going to try, I would not do it on a heel tab that was on the shoe still, I would remove the tab first and that in itself is a project
@@SailboatSupplies I see what you mean, the shoes are fresh in the box but the heal tabs are already yellow on the edges, close to the black leather.
Maybe this process will damage the leather if not correctly taped up
How long do j have to leave it
Depends on the condition of the shoe; I've done pairs in as short as 24 hours in my indoor set up. I usually run 48 hour sessions and the most that I've done is about three 48hour sessions. Each of the sauces will dehydrate at a different rate and when they dry out, you want to clean off the old sauce and apply a fresh layer. I've had some sauces stay hydrated as long as 4 days (96 hours)
Uv lights will it work
yes; you want 1200W or more. Keep in a well ventilated, cool area to avoid heat related separation and/or damage
How long the shoes are supposed to stay in ?
it depends on the degree of yellowing, the strength of the light, and the type of sauce used. I normally leave sneakers in for 48 hours, take them out, clean off all the old sauce, and see if they need additional sessions. I have done shoes in as little as 24 hours and as long as 10 total days... all depends on the goals you have for the results. Some shoes will never de-yellow all the way due to age or advanced damage.
Could I use these products on cool grey jordan 9 on the white part
im not sure exactly which part you mean but it you're referring to the white rubber part, yes. Midsoles, you run the risk of damaging. These projuect should only be used on rubber outsoles as to not risk damaging the material
Do shoes gets to a point where you can’t restore the ice anymore?
Yes absolutely. Each shoe will have a “maximum iciness” if you will and will not ice further beyond a point. That point is determined by a number of factors including, but not limited to, sneaker age, amount of wear, location of wear, conditions of storage, and more
@@SailboatSupplies appreciate it thanks for the reply , whats the minimum time they should go in a UV set up and when do you think one have hit like the maximum ice possible?
@@brunovillena9696 there is somewhat of a trial and error process to it; there is no right or wrong amount of time to leave your kicks in a UV setup; it's all about the degree of icing you want to achieve. Some sneakers go way quicker, others take days. I have iced shoes in my indoor set up for as short as 24 hours and as long as 8 days (combined total with multiple times recoating the shoes in sauce). If you notice the sneakers have been icing for an extended period without much change, they may have hit the limit (or you may be using a product that doesn't have the same strength of other products!)
I’ve been cleaning kicks for a while for clients and I want to start icing out soles for clients as well, I was wondering how much you charge? So I can get an estimate on how much I should charge
To be honest with you, I primarily ice only kicks that I am going to be selling that I have either got in collection buyouts or in mystery boxes... I do have a list of my current prices and "waivers" for people that do request work. If you email me at sailboats.sneakers@gmail.com I would be happy to shoot you my price list and waivers so you can get an idea of ballpark prices.
You got a link to the light that you use?
www.ebay.com/itm/1500W-Full-Spectrum-LED-Grow-Light-Plant-Indoor-Hydroponic-Grow-Panel-Flower-/193815300268?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292 this is a very comparable one
I have a question.
Once the restauration process has been completed on the soles, How much do they last?
Appreciate the question! To be honest, I don’t have an accurate answer for you. There are multiple factors that go into the time it takes for soles to oxidize (yellow). Some standard factors include age, amount of wear, exposure to different substances (grass, water, oils, dirt, mud, etc). Typically, the older a shoe and the more “damaging” surfaces you walk on, the quicker oxidation will occur. Additionally, the amount of yellowing prior to icing soles will also be a good indicator of how quickly they will oxidize again; the deeper the color yellow, the more likely it is to come back more quickly (at least in my experience!). I have also found that “icy” soles tend to stay icy longer after a deyellowing/deoxidation where as white and grey rubber tend to yellow more quickly. I suspect the product used in the icing process will also have an effect but at this point in time, most of the pairs that I have worked on have been pairs that I have sold and not personals so I couldn’t give an exact answer (although I will note that some pairs that I have iced have been in stock for several months with no signs of additional yellowing and other pairs, especially those that I deyellowed white or grey rubber, have yellowed within 4-6 months albeit, less than they originally were). If you’re working with a personal pair, luckily the process is not terribly difficult to do, it just takes a little time so you can easily re-ice a pair without much effort.
Apologies I don’t have an exact answer but I hope this helps a bit!
Cheers and thanks for watching!
@@SailboatSupplies thank you. Definitely your answer helps a lot. I had no idea either of different factors that go into the time it takes for soles to oxidize. It makes me think it's a matter of how you take care of your shoes more than anything.
Thanks for the prompt response.
I appreciate it.
@@charbokh of course! I’m glad I was able to help. Unfortunately the yellowing process is natural and can’t be completely eliminated but this is a great way to preserve kicks in the best condition possible.
@@charbokh You can use rubber cleaner/conditioner to protect rubber parts from oxidizing as well. Similar to the stuff you use on car tires. Just apply very small amounts so it doesn't get slippery and let it properly dry. Blocks uv rays and keeps the rubber moisturized. Definitely good to use on Jordan back tabs and wings since they always seem to crack/break with age. Protect your kicks people!
Could i just buy hydrogen peroxide 40 and it'd be the same?
You need a thickening agent to apply. There are ways to make homemade sauces in just personally not familiar with them
@@SailboatSupplies other than the thickening it's basically the same thinf
@@umairawan4103to be honest, I am not 100% sure as I have never made it myself. In my research it has been recommended against using medical grade hydrogen peroxide for such projects. I personally rarely ever use sauce on personal pairs anymore- hydrogen peroxide will lead to chemical burn and damage, especially with repeated use as well as loss of traction. I stick with NuAntidote in 80%+ of personal projects as it’s a safe chemical that will not cause damage, can be used on a wide variety of materials, and is also a sneaker cleaner.
Hydrogen peroxide based sauces were certainly the golden standard for a long time and achieve results quickly, but the trade off is long term sneaker damage and I would prefer to avoid that.
There are dozens of tutorials of how to make your own sole sauce at home with household products but I personally am of the mindset that I want to purchase a product that was specifically made for sneakers that will achieve the desired results with the least possibility of damage to my kicks.
So i just came across this video and i thought it was really great but i have one question did you leave the light on for a straight 48 hrs or did u have to take them out and reapply the cream?
yes, I reapply regularly; I find that MOST sauces dont fully dehydrate (if covered properly with saran wrap/cling wrap) for at LEAST 48 hours (giving you more bang for the buck with your purchase!). I reapply when the sauce, is no longer saucy anymore and looks dried out!
amazing shirt lmfao
lol I dont know exactly which you're referring to but damn I broke out some heat for this one! lmao appreciate the support! thanks for watching
Did u put all sneaker in the same ice box at same time. Or different time
Same time! As long as they get even light and the box is big enough, it’s not a problem; the Mylar sheets help to spread the light more evenly and although they’re not NECESSARY they do help. I’d recommend making sure the sneakers do not contact one another, otherwise, the cling wrap/Saran wrap can stick to the cling wrap on the other shoes and cause a mess when pulling the shoes out of the ice box.
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In a nutshell: as long as the sneakers have enough space to fit and enough light on them, you’re golden!
How many watts is your light ?
I think that its 1500W if im not mistaken! it was just a cheap one i found on ebay and it works wonders
@@SailboatSupplies I don’t mean to be a pain, could you put a link to the light? Great video
@@Nope-by9ks not a problem; pretty sure it was this one: www.ebay.com/itm/1500W-Full-Spectrum-LED-Grow-Light-Plant-Indoor-Hydroponic-Grow-Panel-Flower-/193815300268?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292
@@Nope-by9ks and thank you for the support and watch! Means a lot.
@@SailboatSupplies thank you!
Have you tried fabes soles?
I have! I actually review it in another one if my sole sauce videos! I liked it, I thought it worked well. My main issue is it took a LONG time to get in after I ordered, like 8 weeks or something. I know when I ordered it, it was beginning of quarantine/isolation throughout the country so I get *some* delays... but it literally took a couple months so I wasn’t exactly thrilled on that end. I will say he is quick to respond to messages though and the product works well. I’d definitely recommend taking a look at some of my other sauce reviews so you can see what I thought about it!
Hey I have been icing my shoes with salon care and I've noticed that my soles have been loosing traction and grip and I wanna know if u know why
from my understanding, this is primarily due to temperature. The hotter it is, the more traction is lost. If you are using an indoor setup, I would, at the very LEAST have a fan on the shoes at all times to keep the air cool and circulating. If you have the luxury of being able to place your indoor setup in an air conditioned room, that would be the best. My number one recommendation personally-- use something that will ice more efficiently than salon care. Salon care tends to require more sessions in the ice box (in my experience). The longer you're icing, the more likely you are to lose traction because of inability to maintain consistent temp.
@@SailboatSupplies alright thank you this helps alot
@@SailboatSupplies would me getting a small fan and putting a whole in my ice box be good
@@carlos2x183 I have seen people do that before. I personally use an open top box with the uv light hanging into it and then I have a wall fan angled into the top of the box and that has worked for me! I also do this as to help avoid sole separation which heat can accelerate (think about leaving a pair of kicks in the car in the hot summer sun... they're gonners if they're left in that intense light and temp for too long)
@@SailboatSupplies is there anyway I can get some traction back so I'm not slipping and sliding and they make a squeaky noise when I walk too so if there's anyway I can get even a little bit of traction back?
What about salon care 20?
Never used it but confident in saying that it would likely be the worst; from my understanding as you go up with salon care, the icing will work better/quicker. I know that you need to actually have a styling license/certification to buy salon care 50 volume.
@@SailboatSupplies I already have salon care 20 I was just curious if it would work as good as 40 and 50.
@@lemonsqueeze__6364 No way. Salon care 20 sucks. Use 40 or 50
And your not suppose to put it on thick!
many say not to put it on thick as to not waste product. I do not CAKE it on by any means but I prefer using a bit more than most because I will sometimes let my kicks sit for longer than most. With my experience and knowledge, I have developed techniques of sealing the shoes efficiently as to not dry out the sauce and allow myself to get more bang for my buck with my sauce utilization (not to mention quicker results). I would NEVER use this much sauce if I were icing outdoors; I have the luxury of working with a temperature controlled indoor setup and can help to minimize any issues with the way I prep.
The best sole sauce is this brand called Nike Air Jordan.
You mean buying new shoes? Lol
would this work with sunlight?
I’ve seen you tubers that put it in sunlight
Yes no doubt. I prefer the indoor set up due to better temperature control.
You bet! Just harder to control the elements so I prefer my indoor setup lol