- Location
- London
Have always tried to avoid/thought them a bit daft as of course the black has a tendency to just get rubbed/scratched off anyway.
But vanity/foolishness has eventually got the better of me and have just ebay bought a second hand retro set for a black build and I can see that there are some marks.
Is there an easy way to cover these up?
Doesn't need to be too perfect as folk aren't in the habit of peering/grovelling at my cleated feet.
But vanity/foolishness has eventually got the better of me and have just ebay bought a second hand retro set for a black build and I can see that there are some marks.
Is there an easy way to cover these up?
Doesn't need to be too perfect as folk aren't in the habit of peering/grovelling at my cleated feet.