i am gluing LED light to the rubber soles if shoes will this bond them together and stay flexible or is it just for fixing rips and tears?
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I think it will work but keep in mind this stuff takes a long time to dry . in your case of putting LED's on shose your going to have to hold it in place untill it drys .if I were you I will go with something like a jewelry adhesive like E6000 adhesive drys in 10 minutes
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It should if used in conjunction with kiwi shoe stretcher spray....or the spray by itself ifyou can stand to wear the shoes while their stretching after you sspray the insides
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I'd probably stick with regular goop or some other alternative shoe adhesive. In my experience, the Marine dries non-flexible and I can't guess how it would work for leather (I used it on plastic).
431195
I'm sorry but I only used the stretchers for shoes.I used them with the liquid ,it worked pretty good.
651724
No - haven't tried that. I used it on a spike high heel (shoe)that got damaged and had to glue it to make is stay securely.
627311
Sorry for the delay in answering this question. I would not recommend this to polish or buff shoes. Even at the lowest setting on the rotary device your using.
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I would say probably not...Shoe Goo is NOT a "glue" it is meant to add additional surface to your sneakers sole. If you used it to build up the sole over the slit it would definately have some effectiveness. But if you used it as a glue to hold together the slit I doubt it would work.
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I am not sure, but have you tried using course grit sand paper to rough up the sole? Perhaps a heavy cut wood rasp would work.
217775
Yes, it is still used by many shoe manufactures, even comes in drums. Stays flexible where other products fail. Need to fit precisely and you only get one shot to put it together, contact cement. The best.
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I took some old gym shoes and put industrial strength Velcro on the lower part of the footrest and onto the bottom of the shoes by the heel. Works great!
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Yes. I used it to glue the sole of a shoe, later took the shoe to the shoe repair shop,when I picked the shoe up, he said he had to sand the glue I had used, it took a while for him to remove it.
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No, but that just sounds like a bad idea. It's like sandpaper on the bottom of your shoes. You'll end up scratching floors. They make specific products for leather soled shoes.
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My educated guess only: as a retired engineer and not a product specialist for this Glue. Based of my usage of this product if you sew your sole by applying this glue (before glue dries and apply some more as sealant on the thread after sewing. It might serve as water proofing I believe the glue would prevent water to pass through in short period of time. Long term I don't know. Best to call Aleene's company, thier phone # (800) 438-6226 and ask them. We do that all the time as an application Engineer. They should know the capability of their product - hope this helps
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Hello J., I am sorry that your shoes are not remaining stretched. I have used my stretcher on several pairs of shoes without a problem. The only thing that I do differently is that I do not gradually stretch the shoes; I open it very wide from the onset and leave for a few days. If you try this & it works great, if not using a stretch liquid (also sold on Amazon) along with the shoe stretcher should definitely do the trick!
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The product has good adhesive value. It workks really well on the toe of a tennis shoe which is continually pounding into concrete. Although I have never used it in your application, I think it is worth trying. I know I would try it.
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I have used Fabri-Tac extensively and what it is good for is gluing things to fabric. The fabric remains bendable, so if the item you are gluing is bendable, it will work. But if you are gluing elastic to cloth, I foresee problems. When the elastic stretches, the Fabri-Tac bonds may break with repeated stretches. What are you making if I may ask? Maybe if I knew what you were making I would have some ideas....
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A picture would help, I purchased this shoe rack and it buckled at the plastic connects and all my shoes were on the floor in a heap. I would pass on this rack if you are planning on putting maximum amount of shoes.