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rainbow2 | 14:15 Thu 16th Apr 2009 | How it Works
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I've bought some new sandals with a slight wedge heel but the soles are very slippy - frightened of going a*** over t*t in them! Has anyone tried those stick-on soles that you can buy from Timpsons, etc. and are they any good?
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Avatar Image heathfield
They're excellent. My wife has the same problem - she likes to wear Western boots but always has to have the stick-on soles added before she wears them, since they're really slippy otherwise.
16:04 Thu 16th Apr 2009
Avatar Image Ethel
Yes, I use these on new shoes that don't have a good tread as I dare not fall over.
17:49 Thu 16th Apr 2009
Avatar Image Disco Fever
I used to do the cheap option, wire brush the soles until the shine goes but then again when I was drunk it didn't matter as I always used to fall over....
18:59 Thu 16th Apr 2009
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I occassionally used to use rough sandpaper on the bottom of the shoe to remove the shine and rough it up a touch. Worked fine.
23:37 Thu 16th Apr 2009
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By the way it's **** over tip.
23:41 Thu 16th Apr 2009

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