This was not what I was looking for but I watched it anyway and picked up a new trick. I had never thought to warm the shoe-goo. It can be difficult to work with. Thanks
Nice video, appreciate it. Just a tip, if you sand both side as well, it helps with glue connecting to the material. Also, rubberbands around the front & back also help with the weighting during curing.
my insoles fell apart as i was walking in public. embarrassing. i have my shoe goo right next to me watching this. great tutorial and presentation. loved the tips as well that i will be using. thank you
you for the nice video! It wasn’t quite what I was looking for, but I am glad to see it. You have lots of good ideas. May I suggest using clamps for the heels if you’re using clamps, the risk of anything slipping as it dries, is greatly reduced.
This was not what I was looking for but I watched it anyway and picked up a new trick. I had never thought to warm the shoe-goo. It can be difficult to work with. Thanks
You're welcome... You're welcome a lot!!
Nice video, appreciate it. Just a tip, if you sand both side as well, it helps with glue connecting to the material. Also, rubberbands around the front & back also help with the weighting during curing.
Thanks for the tips!!
Awesome video mate well done for saving these pairs of shoes from being thrown away!!!
my insoles fell apart as i was walking in public. embarrassing. i have my shoe goo right next to me watching this. great tutorial and presentation. loved the tips as well that i will be using. thank you
Glad to have helped..
Excellent video with great insights!
you for the nice video! It wasn’t quite what I was looking for, but I am glad to see it. You have lots of good ideas.
May I suggest using clamps for the heels if you’re using clamps, the risk of anything slipping as it dries, is greatly reduced.
I agree, clamps would be better.. I just didn't have any that would work and had to come up with plan B..
@@tongo117 : Nonetheless, this obviously worked very well.
awesome, thanks!
Thanks where I can get it here In Nelspruit
No need to dry first before bonding??
If you are using Shoo Goo yes, all surfaces need to be dry.. Mine already were..
@@tongo117 i mean the glue itself.
my bad, there's no mention of waiting before bonding in the instructions on the tube..
@tongo117 thanks. Ill try these on my soles
Or......you could use g clamps
had to look up g clamp.. always called them c clamp.. but yes that's an easier option..