Print PDF
Favorite
Email
I have been doing this for a while but it just occurred to me that other people might have a use for this.
my shoes wear down a lot from skating and this is how I fix that problem.
my shoes wear down a lot from skating and this is how I fix that problem.
Remove these ads by
Signing UpStep 1Gather your materials
you will need :
glue stick(s) depending on how much glue is needed
a lighter
some tea lights (one with candle in it and one without )
pop-sickle sticks
wire cutters
a heat source.
what I used as a heat source is just some uninsulated wire bent around in a fashion that will hold a tea light holder in place suspended above another tea light. it is important that the top tea light doesn't move or rotate freely in the stand.
glue stick(s) depending on how much glue is needed
a lighter
some tea lights (one with candle in it and one without )
pop-sickle sticks
wire cutters
a heat source.
what I used as a heat source is just some uninsulated wire bent around in a fashion that will hold a tea light holder in place suspended above another tea light. it is important that the top tea light doesn't move or rotate freely in the stand.
| « Previous Step | Download PDFView All Steps | Next Step » |
I like the methods you've introduced. Could you please comment on why or why not to use a common cheap glue gun to melt the glue stick?
Thank you!
i wanted to get all the glue on the shoe before it started cooling off.
Plus its cheap and easy so if it doesnt last long then its no problem to fix again:)