Can I glue lace on patent leather shoes with this?
816225
If you apply it very carefully in very small amounts so that it doesn't ooze out over the edges of the lace, yes.
2137140
Contact the company. I use it basically to repair soles of shoes, to hold them on the shoe.
318923
I'd probably stick with regular goop or some other alternative shoe adhesive. In my experience, the Marine dries non-flexible and I can't guess how it would work for leather (I used it on plastic).
1188311
Yes, the shoe stretchers will somewhat widen the shoes, depending on what the shoes are made of. I specifically ordered the shoe stretchers for leather and patent leather shoes and they did make a difference. Hopefully it will work as well for you.
1316034
I would think so! It is really strong stuff. I put it under my orthotics to hold in place in my shoes. The stuff is so sticky I don't think they will ever be coming out. Good stuff!
1676522
Sure. It would definitely do the trick. However, I would recommend another product that would work better for that goal. I would use Huberd's Shoe Grease, if it's black leather.
216822
I don't see why not. I have lots of SAS shoes, and so far have not tried this product on them - but it worked beautifully on a hand-made Austrian leather muzzle for my dog. It did darken the leather a bit - so I assume that could happen with the shoes, too. Hope this helps!
706833
Base on my experience in using this product: it would do the job, but not as good as the rubber glue used for glueing shoe sole. I used this product to add suede leather to the bottom of my dance shoe (takes the abuse of using the shoe) but now and then the end or side would become unglue and I just clean it up and glue it back. As oppose to rubber shoe glue it would not have come apart at all. Iron on fabric patch is quite strong done right should stay together after wear and washing. Advantage of this product is - cheaper and don't dry up as quick. And it is advertized for leather... if preparation is done right (good cleaning before applying the glue and must apply good contact pressure until it dries) it should do the job. Specially if not taking the abuse of using it on a dance shoe sole. Hope this help.
1949587
Heavy Duty LP (Leather Preservative) might be suitable for dress shoes. As they say it will darken your shoes a bit but probably not as bad as some others. The LP is comprised of Beeswax (typical ingredient) and I believe tree resin. Unlike petroleum or neatsfoot oil the tree resin should not turn your shoes into wet noodles after multiple applications. I'm still researching various leather treatments but Obenaufs LP seems to popular for gun holsters which need to maintain their shape.
1677782
I only tried on leather and enamel and didn't work, if you spray too much at the same time, inside may stain not outside of shoes. If you don't care of inside stain, you can try.
2161379
Definitely! The lace ends come as a separate piece, so you trim the laces first, then clip the end pieces on.
1387025
I wouldn't. I can't find it now but I think remember reading that this formula is intended for synthetics. I'd use waterproofing spray for suede/nubuck shoes on suede.
1288086
I would say yes. I personally had a few layers of shoe polish on different leathers. Liquid and paste. However, after I used the Tandy die, I still went over THAT with polish, and it came out absolutely like new. Beautiful and shiny! Hope that helps.
2081587
No, but that just sounds like a bad idea. It's like sandpaper on the bottom of your shoes. You'll end up scratching floors. They make specific products for leather soled shoes.
2111629
I glued them on first centering them as best I could and after the glue is set I used an exacto knife and trimmed off the excess. If gluing these on a pair of new leather soled shoes be sure to wear them awhile first to rough up the leather sole so the glue adheres better otherwise they may come off fairly easily.
746880
If it is leather, yes it can be used on it. I have also used this on canvas shoes without any problems.
1949588
It depends on the leather used in the shoe. This stuff is made for aniline leather, which is leather without a topcoat sealant. It seeps into the leather. The leather used in some dress shoes is sealed (such as those made of patent leather), so this product would be inappropriate on such shoes.