Has anyone tried to spray sneakers with this? Did it work?
1847522
I used a spray that was ok for cotton, since I was spraying Converse, but YES. It is like getting extra mileage from the shoes. I do it for my kids' shoes, and the shoes last way longer than expected.
999908
It does on ice. I spray it on bottom of shoes, too, and tires. Great stuff!
760302
I wouldn't use this mat with sneakers or any other work out footgear other then what it was intended for; yoga. In my opinion I think it would probably be fine, since it it such a great mat, but you wouldn't be getting the longevity of the mat like you would if it were only used for yoga or Pilates.
68161
I don't think it is you can buy an aerosol spray I think it's called Redhead brand, it's for shoes but it should work for this quiver.
452785
I would think so. That's what this is designed for. Just make sure that you have plenty of ventilation when you do it because the fumes are strong. Coat the sole with an even coat of Shoe Goo but don't make it too thick or it will ooze out of the sides. If you have a shoe last (the things they put inside shoes at some stores to help them keep their form), I would put it in the shoe first. Then you might want to find a way to weight the shoe down so that the pressure on the sole is even and it glues evenly.
2258613
I haven't used it as a spray. Sorry. I have just used a cup or two when I have taken a bath.
1149891
I used it on my shoes. While there isn't a residue when rubbed in and then polished it does change the colour and it is viscious when it leaks from the bottle.
999965
It wouldnt work as a spray. Its more like a squirt. Im not sure if that makes sense, but its not a spray nozzle. Hope that helps.
1343891
Yes, it worked great. The clear spray even added some extra glistening/shine. Spray lightly, let it drip if needed and spay again while its still wet. Spray inside too and let it drip.
334401
First hold nozzle under hot water to clear it, one minute. Dry can; shake well. You should spray 12 inches from the shoe/boot with a sweeping back and forth even motion. The leather/suede will appear wet but don't freak out, and don't over saturate. Once completly dry it return to normal color. Let footwear stand to air dry 12 hours; if suede I re-applied a second coat the same way, 12 hours to air dry completely. Remove laces if any, lay them flat and spray them both sides also. This product is great. I used it on my Beige suede sneakers from Aldos ($90)....Beautiful.
524536
Yes, I do use it almost on a daily basis depending on the shoes I wear. I still cannot put it on my toes.I was them by hand in mild,soapy water and let them air dry over night.
1049959
I have 2oz size and used it on The Mat by Lululemon; it absorbs in very quickly, so it works nicely for a light spray down after class to keep funkiness away, but plan on continuing deep cleans-- in my experience, scented stuff tend to make the surface a little slippery, and bc The Mat is double thickness the spray bottle provided is not going to discharge enough to actually clean it.
1282325
Have not tried it on bottom of shoes, but can't see why it wouldn't work. Sticks very well. I would just use very little at first to try it.
299900
Should work. There is a minimum of water left in my boat- not enough to wet my sneakers. Bone dry require sponging or a shop vac.
264858
It does not. I put it on a pair of boots and it was very ineffective. The problem is that shoes flex when you walk in them. In any spots there is flex the product will flake off and not work at all. Also if your shoes touch anything (just from common movement) it will brush off quite easily in those spots. On my boots (which were much stiffer on the outside then your tennis shoes will likely be) any spots that flexed were no longer waterproof within 2-3 days, and any spots that brushed anything took about a week to 10 days for the product to be ineffective.Also as mentioned by another user it will leave a cloudy white residue on anything it is applied to. It does not. I put it on a pair of boots and it was very ineffective. The problem is that shoes flex when you walk in them. In any spots there is flex the product will flake off and not work at all. Also if your shoes touch anything (just from common movement) it will brush off quite easily in those spots. On my boots (which were much stiffer on the outside then your tennis shoes will likely be) any spots that flexed were no longer waterproof within 2-3 days, and any spots that brushed anything took about a week to 10 days for the product to be ineffective.Also as mentioned by... » Read More It does not. I put it on a pair of boots and it was very ineffective. The problem is that shoes flex when you walk in them. In any spots there is flex the product will flake off and not work at all. Also if your shoes touch anything (just from common movement) it will brush off quite easily in those spots. On my boots (which were much stiffer on the outside then your tennis shoes will likely be) any spots that flexed were no longer waterproof within 2-3 days, and any spots that brushed anything took about a week to 10 days for the product to be ineffective.Also as mentioned by another user it will leave a cloudy white residue on anything it is applied to. « Show Less
846266
I sprayed it around my ankles and then did a quick mist all over. It works great!
1021371
I used the kiwi spray one time and it seemed to work. Most of the time I don't use anything.