Reebok Plate Shoes

[ManInBlue]

Kevin, non-acetyl finger nail polish remover takes the white off. Then black die for safety sake, then polish. Blacked out the +POS logo that way - a little work but it looks great!!

Just a helpful hint for future reference.

[Kevin Finnerty]

Originally Posted by ManInBlue

Kevin, non-acetyl finger nail polish remover takes the white off. Then black die for safety sake, then polish. Blacked out the +POS logo that way - a little work but it looks great!!

Just a helpful hint for future reference.

Wow!

That's very cool. Strip some first, and then blacken.

I needed something else for my supply kit--there are two empty pockets. Now I can add nail polish remover next to the hair spray.

[johnnyg08]

I'd like to see pictures posted of the nail polish remover job.

[ManInBlue]

Originally Posted by Kevin Finnerty

Wow!

That's very cool. Strip some first, and then blacken.

I needed something else for my supply kit--there are two empty pockets. Now I can add nail polish remover next to the hair spray.

Nah, remove the model paint and use THAT pocket!!!

You probably don't have time to finish the Falcon between games anyway.

[DonInKansas]

Originally Posted by Kevin Finnerty

I needed something else for my supply kit--there are two empty pockets. Now I can add nail polish remover next to the hair spray.

All you need now is a nail file and you'll be able to do makeovers between games!

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by ManInBlue

Kevin, non-acetyl finger nail polish remover takes the white off. Then black die for safety sake, then polish. Blacked out the +POS logo that way - a little work but it looks great!!

Just a helpful hint for future reference.

On the old +POS shoes, lacquer thinner removed the white lettering.

You could try that as well (if the lettering seems to be "painted" on p/leather below and not a sewn on piece of fabric as on the NB)