This video is less of a how to, and more of a how to NOT when it comes to painting the rubber sole (or better known as the midsole) on your Air Force 1s.
It is extremely tempting, and most people don't believe me when I tell them that it shouldn't be done. When customizing shoes, or painting custom sneakers, I find that it would be GREAT to spill over onto the rubber sole. And for the longst time, I have believed that it was a big no-no.
However, while making this video telling people not to do it, I may have found a way around it.

This video outlines the key areas of why you should NOT paint the rubber sole, key reasons being that the paint will crack, chip and come off, and all the reasons why. You need to be aware of the risks involved to avoid them, right?

Make sure to check out the next video for an actual experiment pitting Angelus Leather Paint vs Angelus Leather dye, for coloring, or painting the rubber midsole.

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