⇥Strong Film: Whether you need to fix leather, rubber, canvas, or synthetic shoes, this shoe repair adhesive can do the job. It has a strong adhesion that ensures a long bonding time and a strong film ...

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Hitting the pavement in your cognac leather ankle booties on the reg can take a major toll on your favorite footwear. But a scuff here or loose stitch there shouldn’t go unaddressed because you don’t ...

Ever looked down to find your shoes talking to you? No, not in a fever dream but as a result of wearing your kicks to death. While we may have been taught how to sew in childhood, learning to fix ...

If you're rough on your shoes then you've likely destroyed your share of laces by cracking the plastic around the tip and causing it to fray. Once this happens it's a pain to rethread the lace.

You don’t need to discard your favorite pair of shoes just because they’re in disrepair. Save some money by troubleshooting common footwear problems rather than purchasing a new pair. Favorite shoes — ...

Walk into almost any shoe repair store and it’s like stepping back in time with the smells of polish, glue and leather, and shelves of worn shoes that call to mind a cobbler shop from another century.

Navigating the workshop of Jim’s Shoe Doctor is a hazard for the inexperienced. Strips of leather and spare soles stack up next to imposing machinery and scraps on the floor. Mike Summers barely even ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) --Winter is sloppy and hard on our clothes -- especially shoes. Salt beats up on leather, as soles break or come apart. So, do you replace your shoes or fix them? WCCO went to three ...

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