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Has anyone tried Freesole on leather soles? I have had great success with it on tennis shoes. Extraordinary resistance to abrasion when playing on asphalt courts, which is more punishment than it would get on dress shoes.
I had thought of using this to get more adhesion for the anti slip tape innovation. Then I thought "why do I need the tape?"
Has anyone tried this? If so, what were the results?
The major problem with Freesole is I find, even with freezing, it cures in the tube pretty quickly. That means it is only really good when fresh. But a tube costs a lot less than a sole protector.
Any thoughts?
Bumping this to ask
Has anyone tried Freesole on leather soles? I have had great success with it on tennis shoes. Extraordinary resistance to abrasion when playing on asphalt courts, which is more punishment than it would get on dress shoes.
I had thought of using this to get more adhesion for the anti slip tape innovation. Then I thought "why do I need the tape?"
Has anyone tried this? If so, what were the results?
The major problem with Freesole is I find, even with freezing, it cures in the tube pretty quickly. That means it is only really good when fresh. But a tube costs a lot less than a sole protector.
Any thoughts?
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