Angelus Sole Bright 3.9 oz (Pack of 2)

Worked perfectly! Brought my shoes back to life!!!

Just as described

After looking at other reviews I was skeptical because these are shoes I wore only a few times. They sat in the box and the soles turned yellow and I was going to throw them away or repaint the soles. Follow the directions, wrapped them up, sat them under artificial sunlight (UV), rinse them with hot water and they look “GREAT”!

I found this worked better on the glassy outsoles on the chuckposites although I didn’t unyellow everypart I wanted it to but to be fair I hadn’t worn them in years. I give it a 90% rating on the icy bottoms. It did ok on icy bottoms on the 11s but I would give it about 70%

This stuff is AMAZING! I have a pair of Jordan 5's P5 Camo from 2017 with the clear icey bottoms. They have never been worn and over the years the bottoms have yellowed. I did these indoor under a LED UV light inside a refeclted box. I had to do 14 ten hour sessions. I applied a heavy coat and wrapped them in Saran wrap. I checked on them every couple of hours to make sure the gel didn't evaporated. I rotated from bottoms to heels and then sides. It is a process, but definitely worth the trouble. 10/10

Apply to shoes with a paint brush to whiten or clear shoes to reverse yellowing oxidation

I tried to use these on a pair of Cream White Yeezys for the soles that were deeply yellowed. I followed instructions coating them in the product followed with Saran Wrap and placed them outside from 10 AM til 4 PM to find hardly a change in color on 2 attempts. After using a UV light box I was able to ice my souls after 3 applications of the product. The product does work as advertised as it mentions requiring several uses, but there are better alternatives.

Ok, Nike AF1. My bad I didn’t take a before shot but trust me when I say they were buttermilk cream yellow. I used a medium hard toothbrush after spraying midsoles with 409 and scrubbed off all dirt and dried them with paper towel. I liberally applied product with a small paint brush I got in a $3 kit at Walmart and carefully wrapped each shoe in Cling Wrap so product would not dry out too soon. I left the shoes in a high sunlight area for 8 hours rotating them every couple of hours as to get direct exposure equally on all areas of the midsoles. Look I don’t know what they put in this stuff but I’ll be dang if if don’t work!!