• School shoes
• Dress shoes
• High heels
• Wedges
• Sporting shoes
• Shoe soles
• Shoe tongues
• Straps
• Inner soles
• Attach beads, jewels, decorative items

• Leather
• Canvas
• Fabric
• Rubber
• Cork
• EVA foam – eg. desert boots sole
• Most plastics*

How To Use

Use in a well ventilated area.

1. Ensure surfaces are clean and dry. Remove cap carefully pierce seal.
2. Contact Method (for larger area repairs): Coat both surfaces evenly with glue. Keep apart until the adhesive film is almost dry (approx 1 minute). Carefully line up surfaces to be joined and press firmly together. Bonds immediately on contact. Wipe nozzle with cloth, replace cap immediately after use. Clean up with turps before it dries.
3. Wet Bond Method (for small area repairs): Apply glue to one surface only and immediately press together. Lightly clamp or hold until dry.
4. Wipe nozzle and replace cap immediately after use. Clean up spills and excess adhesive before it sets with turpentine. Ensure adhesive is complexly cleaned up from exposed surfaces.

  Limitations:

• *Will not bond Polyethylene or Polypropylene plastics. May cause some vinyl and plastics to discolour or harden. If in doubt, please test in a small hidden area first.

Handy Tips

• For very porous surfaces, seal by first coating the surface with a thin layer of adhesive and allow it to dry before applying a second coat to form the bond as directed.
• Clamping or pressing with a heavy object during drying may be used for stronger adhesion (bulldog clips ideal for this).
• Maximum bond strength is achieved after 3 days. Practical use after 1 day.
• Acetone (nail polish remover) can be used to clean up spills and excess adhesive before it sets.

Clean Up

• Uncured product may be removed with acetone.
• Cured product can be sanded and scraped.