All Purpose Cement, Blue, 2 oz | cycling-tire-repair-kits

I wasn’t sure if this would be strong enough for a shoe repair, but it exceeded my expectations. One of the heel caps on my sandals had come loose, and instead of throwing them away, I decided to give this adhesive a try. A small amount was all I needed. Once it cured, the heel cap felt firmly attached again and has held up well with regular wear. This isn’t a flimsy craft glue—it has a very strong bond, so take your time positioning everything before it sets. The 2 oz. tube is also a nice size. It doesn’t take much product to get the job done, so I expect it to last through several repairs. If you have shoes, leather goods, or other items that need a durable repair, this cement is definitely worth keeping around. Who it’s for: * Anyone repairing loose heel caps, soles, or sandals. * DIYers who want a professional-strength adhesive. * People looking to extend the life of shoes instead of replacing them. Who it’s not for: * Anyone looking for a temporary or repositionable glue. * Small children or casual crafters who need a low-strength adhesive—this is made for durable, permanent repairs.

Googled it and this is what professional shoe people use to fix cork shoes. So I got some to fix some small places on the backs on the cork and footbed of some Birkenstocks I got for 6 dollars. They're in good shape besides that. Worked like a charm. They are secure and fixed now and won't come apart. I can use this on other things later since it's for multiple materials. You can't tell it unless you look real close and examine it . And Nobody's is gonna be that close to my feet anyway. Lol.

I bought this to glue a ceramic figurine when regular glue wouldn’t work. It had held beautifully. It’s easy to dispense and not messy.

Update I: the product is holding well, seems flexible & secure. I used this product to re-adhere the Firestone tire tread to my Dawgs destination flip-flops. In the past I've used Gorilla glue (which worked okay short-term). I believe this product will remain flexible and secure. I'll update again if/when the tire tread separates again. Update II: the glue continues to hold up well with adhesion and flexibility. I've glued a 2nd pair of Dawgs, my Spirit Premiums that get an extremely rigorous workout as my indoor Tai Chi / Martial Arts / Agility training and the glue is holding strong. First, there is extensive working time of 15-20 minutes as written on the package. Second, use quality masking tape to hold repair firmly in place. Third, wait 24-hrs to put into service. (it's worth mentioning if you are using this product on footwear that you want to maintain a clean appearance apply sparingly which might require patience on your part by applying more than one session to keep the glue from becoming exposed). In my case, this pair of dawgs is outdoor in my backyard only, so I didn't care about external appearance, and I wanted them back in service after one repair session. You can see an old Gorilla glue repair by the Firestone decal of the flop on the left (it is dry, brittle, and waiting to fail).

I used this to repair the soles of my work boots and it is by far the best contact cement you can buy. Whey else would every cobbler use it for decades.

Mended my leather belt!

This actually kept the sole to my Birkenstock stay on when other glues didn’t work.

This stuff sticks pretty solidly, but Wow, the vapor is powerful. Using just a square inch of coverage at a time, it's quite unpleasant. The one time I spread a large amount (1/2 sqft), it chased my wife out of the room and down the hall behind closed doors. I wish I could have joined her there, but I had to finish the project in the dry time. When the label says 'adequate ventilation', they mean an exhaust hood or outdoor space. Don't use this in your home. It works, but I'm not using it anymore.

Does what it says on the tin/tube. I used it on quite thick leather some years ago and the bond is unbroken and not fraying. A small con; it's nor cheap but is always used sparingly so no big deal.

Funciona muy bien, hasta para pegar las suelas de los Js; lo único malo, es que tardo como 1 mes el envío 😒

I've tried to use this to glue shoes, but even after letting cure for 48 hours, it ended up in a gooey mess. Don't recommend for shoe repair

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Well was simple and easy to use my Tênis Shoe is holding strong. Update : I left my white tenis shoe is Bleach for 12h, and the shoe sole is holding like new, Excellent product.