Description

Q: Why is there a strange odor?
A: All adhesives have some odor. It's recommended to use in well-ventilated areas. The smell will dissipate after letting the glued item sit for a few hours.

Q: Why wait until the glue dries before bonding?
A: Shoe glue is a thermosetting adhesive. The solvent must fully evaporate first—only then will it develop stickiness when heated. Avoid letting surfaces contact before the glue dries to prevent stringing.

Q: How to heat without a hairdryer?
A: If unavailable, alternatives include heating lamps, bathroom heat lamps, or direct sunlight exposure.

Q: Why are some areas still bonded while others have come apart?
A: Ensure the glue is evenly applied to both surfaces, covering all edges and corners thoroughly without missing spots.

Q: Why does it fail to stick?
A: Common causes include:
① Applying glue to only one side of the split;
② Bonding immediately without letting the glue dry;
③ Failing to press surfaces firmly together;
④ Insufficient curing time or not sanding smooth surfaces before application.

Q: How to store the glue after use?
A: Tightly seal the cap and store in a cool, dry place or the refrigerator’s fresh-keeping compartment (not freezer). Keep away from sunlight, children, and heat sources.