Angelus Clear Shoe Cement, 4oz can (992-04-000)

Used this to build up worn down heel on my walking trainers, Would be better if you could get it in a black colour. Glue was easier to apply& value for money.

I stuck the soles on a pair of shoe I thought I was going to throw away and gave them a new lease of life.

It's stuck the sole back ok on my walking boots. Time will tell if it's as good as I hope. It dries up very white which doesn't matter in my walking boots, but one needs to be aware of this when mending smart footwear

It worked for about six months, but there again it was a very bad slit in the sole, dare say it would work great if the tear was not on the sole.

Rubbish does not work as it says

Great for fixing trainers

Repaired a pair of sandleswith ths product. Very pleased with the results, just waiting to get them wet in salt water to see if the soles remain in place.

I was going to leave a mixed review of this shoe cement, because I bought a tin last year which I was really happy with.Saved a few pairs of footwear, including completely resoling a pair of Allbirds in July, which are still going strong, even after going through the washing machine a few times.I bought another tin a few days ago and I'm having the same issue a few others have mentioned. The glue dries so quickly, there's not enough time to apply it to two surfaces and press them together.I knew something wasn't right, because I've used the remainder of last year's tin while repairing the same pair of boots and that stuff still works great.Having checked the tins side-by-side it looks like they've changed the formula. I'll be returning my latest purchase for a refund.I'd like to rate this higher than 1 star, but in it's current formula and following the manufacturer's instructions, this glue doesn't work. There may well be workarounds, such as only leaving it for 30 seconds to go tacky, but if this is how it should be used, the instructions should be updated accordingly.