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vasek's lavers are black! but you can't them in black. so maybe he printed them! or are there some black-rodis?
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I'm pretty sure he just Sharpie's his up, judging by how faded they are.
Leather mods involve cutting the outer leather off to leave a thin cloth underneath.BainbridgeShred wrote:I know that Justin Dale has black Lavers, but I don't think he kicks in them. I'mnot to sure on how you could modify them, because I think they are made of leather.
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I have black lavers with green laces and the green Rod Laver design look (dyed the White/green lavers black).
How I did it first was I used Rit Dye. Applied it on by rubbing it on with a rag, this wasn't a very good idea because it kept rubbing off. Then I switched over to Black India Ink (stuff you can buy at like Michaels or any art place) and just dyed them that way. Now, the dye isn't very perminant, in fact, it'll rub off, so you gotta spray something over it like water proofing or fixitiv (again you can find this at Michaels, orginally, it's used to help prevent your drawings to smear) it works very well though, I'd say spray 2-3 coats. Your shoes will be a little stiff afterwards, but if you just walk around in them like all the time, they should loosen up.
How I did it first was I used Rit Dye. Applied it on by rubbing it on with a rag, this wasn't a very good idea because it kept rubbing off. Then I switched over to Black India Ink (stuff you can buy at like Michaels or any art place) and just dyed them that way. Now, the dye isn't very perminant, in fact, it'll rub off, so you gotta spray something over it like water proofing or fixitiv (again you can find this at Michaels, orginally, it's used to help prevent your drawings to smear) it works very well though, I'd say spray 2-3 coats. Your shoes will be a little stiff afterwards, but if you just walk around in them like all the time, they should loosen up.
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