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Eclectic 1oz Shoe Goo Glue: Water-Resistant Adhesive for Shoes, Dries Clear, Black, Glue
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- Bonds, protects and rebuilds for a permanent repair
- Excellent sealant - perfect for patching small holes
- Waterproof - bond remains secure even when exposed to water
- Creates extra traction - can even be used on skateboards!
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Q: What dept would I find this??
A: I ordered mine online for store pickup and they pulled it for me and had it at the customer service counter when I went to get it. Saved me from having to find it myself.
submitted byRRRocks - 7 years agoA: sporting goods/HIPA.
submitted bydickersnoodle - 5 years ago
Q: Will this work to secure rubber toe back to tip of sneaker where it lifted?
A: Shoe Goo is a great choice for mending the toe of a shoe--it was developed nearly 50 years ago to do just this! Clean both surfaces with acetone or rubbing alcohol prior to applying. For best results treat the product as a contact adhesive, meaning apply the product to both surfaces and allow 2-3 minutes for the product to get tacky before mating the two together and clamping/securing with weight for 24 hours. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and Target!
submitted byTeam Eclectic - 4 months agoBrand expert
Q: Is it toxic and hazardous for your health?
A: Shoe Goo is a solvent based adhesive that cures via the solvent evaporating. The solvent requires a warning for use, but as the product cures this solvent dissipates and the dried product is essentially rubber. We would expect no negative dermatological reaction unless an individual with extreme skin sensitization comes into direct contact with the active/”wet” adhesive. When our products are used as intended, there should not be health issues. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and Target!
submitted byTeam Eclectic - 4 months agoBrand expert
Q: Would this work on a shoe where a mesh upper has been disconnecting from the lower rubber part?
A: Shoe Goo does a great job bonding a variety of shoe materials. As long as there is enough mesh material and surface area in contact, the Shoe Goo should do the job. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and Target!
submitted byTeam Eclectic - 5 months agoBrand expert
Q: One of my slippers is split open on the back and I can see a black shoe insole is sticking out. Can I repair my slippers using this product?
A: Shoe Goo is a great choice for repairing slippers. It is a flexible and very strong adhesive that will move the she slipper while in use. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and Target!
submitted byTeam Eclectic - 6 months agoBrand expert
Q: Will it work on horseback riding boots that soles are comming off?
A: Shoe Goo is a great choice for adhering the soles onto shoes or boots. For best results, treat the product as a contact adhesive, by applying the product to both surfaces and allow 2-3 minutes for the product to get tacky before mating the two together and clamping/securing with weight for 24 hours. Be sure to clean the surfaces with alcohol or acetone prior to applying. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and Target!
submitted byTeam Eclectic - 2 years agoBrand expert
Q: Hi, will this work on glueing two pieces of leather watchband back together? Will the glue stay flexible and not harden? Also will it glue a rubber side sole to leather on a pair of sneakers?
A: Shoe Goo is a great adhesive for adhering two leather straps back together, while remaining flexible. There are often two sides of leather--the treated (smooth) side and the untreated (rough) side. The untreated sides will bond much stronger than the treated leather side. Shoe Goo will also bond leather and rubber shoes. Treat the product as a contact adhesive, meaning apply the product to both surfaces and allow 2-3 minutes for the product to get tacky before mating the two together and clamping/securing with weight for 24 hours. Be sure to clean the surfaces with alcohol or acetone prior to applying. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products & Target!
submitted byTeam Eclectic - 2 years agoBrand expert
Q: I have rubber gucci slides , the rubber part got cut will . Will this glue fix this
A: Hi Erick! Shoe Goo is a great adhesive for repairing many different shoes and works very well on rubber (although some very glossy and smooth plastics (polystyrene, polyethylene, polypropylene) may have adhesion issues). The Gucci Slides appear to be very shiny and smooth material so it may be best to try a small area to ensure quality adhesion before employing on the entire project. Be sure to first wipe the surface clean with alcohol, prior to applying, to remove any oils or adhesion barriers. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products & Target!
submitted byTeam Eclectic - 3 years agoBrand expert
Q: I have a sole of a hiking shoe that is partially coming loose. Will Shoe Goo be the solution for regluing the bottom part of the shoe to the shoe?
A: Hi Larry! Shoe Goo would be great for this! We suggest you clean the area of all debris, dirt, and dust and then wipe it down with some alcohol. Apply Shoe GOO directly to each surface to be bonded or repaired. Allow the adhesive to partially cure, approximately 2 minutes before mating surfaces. We advise to lightly clamp, tape, or add weight to hold the two parts together until fully cured. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products & Target!
submitted byTeam Eclectic - 4 years agoBrand expert
Q: What is the shelf life after opening
A: HI Mike - Shoe Goo has a shelf life of 2 years UNOPENED. Once opened, the shelf life will be dependent on how well you store the product. Ideal temperature for storage is 50 to 80 degrees fahrenheit. It is crucial to clean any adhesive from the threads, then restore the cap snuggly to avoid any air flow that will cause the solvent to evaporate , allowing the glue to dry out. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products & Target!
submitted byTeam Eclectic - 4 years agoBrand expert
