Unfortunetly you will not be able to get them as clear as new it is a matter of quality and series, my black pair of V2 have the soles that look good as new and i'm really impressed i have to say because i wore them countless of time, in the sun, rain, dust, oil etc ...Is there anything at all that can be done to the shoes to avoid yellowing?
After around 3 years my V2 did noticably yellow (that was obvious on both the clear and mid soles, and on one of the ankle buckles) although they were never displayed in direct sunlight.
Is there anything at all that can be done to the shoes to avoid yellowing?
After around 3 years my V2 did noticably yellow (that was obvious on both the clear and mid soles, and on one of the ankle buckles) although they were never displayed in direct sunlight.
Is there anything at all that can be done to the shoes to avoid yellowing?
After around 3 years my V2 did noticably yellow (that was obvious on both the clear and mid soles, and on one of the ankle buckles) although they were never displayed in direct sunlight.
Armor All wipes can be used to clean and protect against UV, but you have to use them religiously. Probably not as much for the sides, but certainly on the bottoms because it will get stripped off when walking.
Agreed, unless the original incorporated UV stable material you can only hope to create a UV barrier.
You guys are not getting it. The soles are clear. The barrier is clear. That means that UV light will penetrate to the core. This is not the same as applying sunscreen to prevent sunburn.
You sure about that one?
http://www.armorall.com/products/protectants/outlast-protectant
Hey guys, is this link legit? They claim to be selling the V3's for $240
http://www.repswing.ru/Authentic-Nike-Air-Mag-2015-Power-Laces-001-p231867.html
Hey guys, is this link legit? They claim to be selling the V3's for $240
http://www.repswing.ru/Authentic-Nike-Air-Mag-2015-Power-Laces-001-p231867.html
I'm sure you'll end up with some V2's with RGB lights if you order from them [emoji3]
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As I mentioned above, if the rubber or any part of the shoe is affected by UV light, the whole part is affected.
Oxidation (rust) in steel can be cut out.
Oxidation (electrolysis) in aluminium is like cancer right through the part and in time, the whole thing will rot out.
Same thing for UV affected rubber.
Thanks for the answer. I guess the only option is to keep them away from light as much as possible. Well in any case I wasn't too bothered by the yellowing on my V2 in the first place. And my V3 are just for display so I guess they should age better than if I was going to wear them around.
It might or it might not. The point being, if the rubber is not UV stable, this will only delay the effect of yellowing.
Besides, normally you spray that onto the dash. How will you apply this so you don't spray the cloth of the shoes? Somehow, getting this stuff on the fabric will not end well.
You could put them in a UV resistant display case.
I just feel it will just delay the process. I think it's inevitable eventually? Or is there a magic incantation?