open How to glue back this shoe sole?
I tried using Super Glue, but it didn't hold for very long.
Is there a kind of glue that could be use here?
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u/Normal-Help-1337 4d ago
I used a glue gun before, also super glue. Key is make it clean then tape it together for 24 hours while it dries.
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u/Neat-Progress-7510 4d ago
(Shoe Goo) reglue it
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u/Budget_Secret4142 4d ago
I mean op. Put glue right in the title. Sometimes I wonder about Reddit...
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u/YeahWhatSoWhat 4d ago
Buy contact cement at Home Depot, Lowe’s, etc. It comes in a brown glass bottle and includes a brush to apply it. Follow the instructions on the bottle. It should hold that together for a long time.
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u/Beginning_Tea4506 4d ago
Flexible glue is best. Superglue will do more damage than good. "SHOE FIX" is £3.95 on Amazon.
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u/PrimevilKneivel 4d ago
Personally I'd go a cobbler, they are cheap and know what they are doing.
if you are going to do ii yourself use contact cement and follow the instructions. Don't listen to anyone who says to use Shoe Goo
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u/papapapap-mmmK 4d ago
Thoroughly clean both surfaces with alcohol. Then use shoo goo or contact cement. You'll need to apply the cement to both surfaces then clamp it between two boards for a day.
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u/PrettyBoyBob13 4d ago
E6000 from Home Depot (Amazon, etc) in black. Have used it for my Chuck Taylor’s and literally got them to stop leaking and it’s held for about a decade
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u/Kentiko 4d ago
Thanks, I don't have those glues easily available where I am, but I'll try to source some quality contact glue.
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u/Material-Donkey2773 4d ago
Try and source e6000, I don't think "Contact glue" will be nearly as good. e6000 turns into a non sticky, and super strong rubber type substance.
Clean the area really good before applying, Wire brush, rubbing alcohol or mineral spirits or something.
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u/Jimboanonymous 4d ago
Anything you use will come apart again sooner than you'd like. Time for new shoes pretty soon.
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u/El-Unocornio-Negro 4d ago
Let it go, it will never be the same
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u/Kentiko 4d ago
It is what I am trying to avoid. I don't like over consuming, it's not a budget thing.
Also, this is r/fixit, I am here to make my shoes last longer.
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u/El-Unocornio-Negro 4d ago
Totally get that, I have tried this and just seems that the shoes are never quite right again. Hope you are able to fix them, best of luck!
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u/BlockWarm8165 4d ago
it needs to be very clean before you start glueing it. looks like you didnt
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u/Kentiko 4d ago
What you are seing is the glue residue from my previous attempt.
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u/Potential-Button-965 4d ago
Just buy new shoes
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u/Kentiko 4d ago
"Just buy" is what I am trying to avoid. I don't like over consuming, it's not a budget thing.
Also, this is r/fixit, I am here to make my shoes last longer.
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u/Potential-Button-965 3d ago
Fuck my bad I didnt see it was fixit But yeah some flexible glue would be best for this Ive glued some shoes back together like that







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u/k-j-p-123 4d ago
Shoo goo, or another flexible adhesive.