Thread: Using Permanent Color On Converse High Tops - The Canvas Part
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Using Permanent Color On Converse High Tops - The Canvas Part
Has anyone ever colored the canvas part of your Converse high tops?

If yes, what have you used and how permanent is it?

Kara and I are thinking of a project that involves coloring a pair of white Converse high tops but we are a little concerned with Sharpies rubbing off or water making the color run. We've read that you can spray a sealant on the shoe after it has been colored and that helps.

Any suggestions are awesome and appreciated.
Jane
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Last edited by JaneYoung : 23-08-2009 at 23:19. Reason: Kara gave me permission to add her to this.
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