The Boots got hungry again thats two pairs in 2 months...
and it never happens at the end of a walk, flippity flap for hours.
Boots got Hungry again!!
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Boots got Hungry again!!
by commando » Mon 19 Oct, 2020 6:18 pm
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Re: Boots got Hungry again!!
by CraigVIC » Mon 19 Oct, 2020 6:25 pm
What a downer. Are they 2 months old?
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Re: Boots got Hungry again!!
by Lamont » Mon 19 Oct, 2020 6:56 pm
You need some KT26s.
Free The Glutens https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbKMX2vFOaQ
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Re: Boots got Hungry again!!
by north-north-west » Mon 19 Oct, 2020 7:56 pm
Aquaseal.
Warranty first, but then try Aquaseal. About the only adhesive that will hold for any length of time.
Warranty first, but then try Aquaseal. About the only adhesive that will hold for any length of time.
"Mit der Dummheit kämpfen Götter selbst vergebens."
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Re: Boots got Hungry again!!
by Huntsman247 » Tue 20 Oct, 2020 9:35 am
The variety of sounds will be extended beyond flippity flap after eating those canned beans...
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Re: Boots got Hungry again!!
by Eremophila » Tue 20 Oct, 2020 10:54 am
Yep warranty claim for sure. Did you claim the first pair?
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Re: Boots got Hungry again!!
by commando » Tue 20 Oct, 2020 1:02 pm
They are another pair from the wadrobe stash of boots, i have tried in the past silicone sealant and 3M rubber adhesive
with that only lasting one or two more outings so they all end up in the recycle bin after i keep the laces.
Even the reported unbreakable skate shoes are no longer holding and need a recharge.
I will give Aquaseal a go and it looks like i won't have to wait long...
P.S. ignore the food i just fed the magpies, they are messy.
with that only lasting one or two more outings so they all end up in the recycle bin after i keep the laces.
Even the reported unbreakable skate shoes are no longer holding and need a recharge.
I will give Aquaseal a go and it looks like i won't have to wait long...
P.S. ignore the food i just fed the magpies, they are messy.
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Re: Boots got Hungry again!!
by north-north-west » Tue 20 Oct, 2020 5:23 pm
There's still plenty of tread left on those soles, and heaps of life in the uppers. Chucking them in the bin is disgraceful.
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Re: Boots got Hungry again!!
by commando » Tue 20 Oct, 2020 6:11 pm
I need assets not liabilities...
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Re: Boots got Hungry again!!
by Huntsman247 » Tue 20 Oct, 2020 6:41 pm
You could use them as herb pots... 
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Re: Boots got Hungry again!!
by Rog » Wed 21 Oct, 2020 3:22 pm
Fixed my boots with Selleys Shoefix about 5 years ago after the soles had delaminated as per the first pic in this thread
and they are still going strong. Admittedly I havn't subjected them to prolonged walking in wet conditions as is common in Tassie.
and they are still going strong. Admittedly I havn't subjected them to prolonged walking in wet conditions as is common in Tassie.
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Re: Boots got Hungry again!!
by Heremeahappy1 » Wed 21 Oct, 2020 9:04 pm
north-north-west wrote:There's still plenty of tread left on those soles, and heaps of life in the uppers. Chucking them in
the bin is disgraceful.
+1
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