Shoe Goo Ii Clear 28.4 G 798

Shoe GOO ll, formulated using a premium polymer technology, offers virtually the same performance characteristics you love with Original Shoe GOO, now with LOW ODOR! It is crystal clear and offers superb UV and water resistance. Permanently repair/protect all types of footwear!

• Excellent adhesion to: leather, canvas, suede, rubber, fabric & many other substrates!
• Solvent-free
• Less than 3% VOCs
• Dries crystal clear
• UV resistant
  
• Extreme flexibility
• Permanent bond
  
• Excellent water resistance
• Abrasion resistant

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE USE

Before use: Read directions and test small area for adhesion.

Surface should be clean, dry and free of dirt. For best adhesion on smooth, non-porous materials, lightly roughen surface before use. Ideal application temperature range is 50 to 95 ºF (10 to 35 ºC). Once fully cured, the adhesive can withstand temperatures from -40 to 200 ºF (-40 to 93 ºC) intermittently.

1. Unscrew cap.  Puncture seal in neck of tube using pointer cap.
2. For repairs: Apply directly to surfaces to be bonded or repaired. For repairing rubber and non-porous surfaces: Gently roughen area to be bonded, wipe area with alcohol, allow to dry. Spritz with water and apply glue & mate the substrates. Pull substrates apart and squeeze back together. For waterproofing and protecting: Apply using thin layers (spread with a disposable tool) to build a thick coating, allowing each layer to set 3-4 hours. For waterproofing rubber and non-porous surfaces: Gently roughen area to be bonded, wipe area with alcohol, allow to dry. Spritz with water and apply using thin layers as described above.*
3. APPLICATION TO WET SURFACES: For quick emergency repairs, lightly mist the substrate with moisture prior to applying adhesive. Application on damp and wet surfaces may slightly affect adhesion.
4. Remove air in the tube by squeezing product up nearly to the end of the opening, then tightly recap.
5. Allow 24-48 hours for full cure. Depending on substrates and temperature, maximum bond strength may not be reached for up to 3 days.
6. Clean uncured adhesive with rubbing alcohol, mineral spirits, acetone or a dry cloth. Cured material may be removed with mineral spirits or by cutting or scraping. Not recommended for use on acrylic, vinyl, foam, polyethylene and polypropylene. For applications on vinyl materials, use Original Shoe GOO. Store in a cool, dry place.

* Ice can be used when applying as a coating for ease of spreading across surface.

 

FAQS

How long does SHOE GOO ll take to cure?
Allow 24-48 hours for full cure. Depending on substrates and temperature, maximum bond strength may not be reached for up to 3 days.

How can SHOE GOO ll be cleaned up?
Clean uncured adhesive with rubbing alcohol, mineral spirits, acetone or a dry cloth. Cured material may be removed with mineral spirits or by cutting or scraping.

Is SHOE GOO ll waterproof?
Yes.

What temperature range does SHOE GOO withstand?
Once fully cured, the adhesive can withstand temperatures from -40 to 200 ºF (-40 to 93 ºC) intermittently.

Where should I store my Shoe GOO II?
In a cool, dry area.

Is Shoe GOO II UV-resistant?
Yes.

What shoe materials will Shoe GOO II work well on?
Shoe GOO II has excellent adhesion to: leather, canvas, suede, rubber, fabric & much more!

 

Can the cure time be sped up? 
Yes. For quick emergency repairs, lightly mist the substrate with moisture prior to applying adhesive. Application on damp and wet surfaces may slightly affect adhesion.

 

Will Shoe GOO II protect repair my skate shoes? 
Yes, Shoe GOO II will provide a barrier to those extreme-wear areas that need extra protection.  It will also readily perform any needed repairs.  See “Instructions for Safe Use” tab for step-by-step instructions. 

 

Is the viscosity (thickness) the same as Original Shoe GOO? 
The viscosity of Shoe Goo II is a bit thinner than the Original formula, and it does not skin over as quickly.  This allows a longer working time to spread the product into all the locations needed. 

 

What are the materials that Shoe GOO II is not recommended for use with: 
Acrylic, vinyl, foam, polyethylene and polypropylene.  For applications on vinyl materials, use Original Shoe GOO.