Sole Sauce Sole Restoration Sole Bright Sea Glow Retrobright Sole Cleaner 8 oz

Description

Michael's "Secret Sauce" is the #1 leading sole restorer on the Market. You will receive 1 8 oz bottle of our sole restoration gel and complete instructions for this easy to do project. 1 8oz bottle is good for 6-8 cleanings and gets you the best deal for your dollar.
A. PREPARATION :
1. Clean the soles with soap, water and a scrub brush
2. Completely dry
B. SAUCE APPLICATION :
1. Wear gloves and protective eye wear if possible, If it gets on your skin or
in your eye, rinse thoroughly.
2. Apply our sole sauce by using a toothbrush or paint brush
3. Apply the sauce using a brush and spread throughout the icy portion of the sole. You can use it on
the entire sole but if that portion of the sole doesn’t need to be iced, there is no need to waste
sauce. The sauce is rather thick, but that is its magic. So be sure to cover the clear/icy portion of
the sole almost completely. Plastic wrap the soles after application to keep the sauce moist on the
soles which allowing for more effective sessions.
C. COOK EM' :
There are a couple ways you can Bring your Ice back to Life!
Sunlight: Higher risk, best results
1. To reduce the risk of sole separation, we recommend literally icing the shoe. Fill a rubber ice bag with a
few ice cubes and some water and stuff it inside of the shoe and tighten the laces a bit on the shoe to
keep it secured in there.
2. Change the bag of ice every so often depending on how hot the weather is that day. Change it out every
half hour to an hour if necessary.
3. Face the soles upward towards to sun
4. We also recommend heavy monitoring of the shoes just to ensure all is well
5. Test the limits of your shoes by doing on 1-2 hour sessions at first. You don’t want to just throw your shoes out
in the sun for 8+ hours on the first go round.
UV Light: Safer, but takes more time
1. After you’ve applied your sauce, simply place them under the UV light and wait for results.
2. Make sure you keep the lights at a safe distance to prevent sole separation from the heat of the light, but also
be at a distance where it’ll be effective.
Repeat steps A, B and C until you’ve gotten the desired clarity. Remember that icing your soles is not an instant job and
some times require 50+ hours of work. Be patient and keep at it. Best way to notice results is to do one shoe
at a time. Do not exceed 6 hours per session. Be extremely careful not to get the sauce on any other
portion of the shoe besides the soles. The effects can be permanently damaging. Some restores will use
painters tape to protect other parts of the shoe.