👠 Top-notch Suede Sheets 8.5"x12" with Ultra-Durable Self-Adhesive Backing - Perfect for DIY Peel-and-Stick Soles in Dance Shoes, Assorted Colors [SUEDE-DIY-r01] Review

Attached IWB Kydex pistol holster on the side of the body for shirtless comfort. I carry it with me every day and the adhesive has held up well for the past few months. There is enough material to make two holsters, albeit only one half. It's a bit harder to tuck into your belt in this application if you have a tucked in shirt as the suede will cling to the fabric a bit, but I would still 100% recommend it for this application.

These suede sheets are amazing. I made a pair of knitted felt slippers for someone and they liked them so much they wore the bottom entirely out of them - holes in both the back of the head and the ball of the foot. I didn't know what else to try so here's what I did. I cut the sheet and placed one layer inside the slipper with the sticky side and the other sticky side up on the outside of the slipper. It worked wonderfully! The edges didn't fold or chip, which I feared. The material is nice…

I am a keen salsa dancer and have to change my suede shoes all the time. I am a size 12 and this item is exactly 12 inches long. This worked well for a pair of tennis shoes as everything is one piece making it difficult to separate the suede from the shoe. However, for a typical men's shoe with low cleats, this vamp is too short to make in one piece, so I have to cut it in two: a large tip and smaller cleats. These little pieces come off every time you dance! SALESMAN, could you make tall items

Due to the sad lack of shoes with full leather soles (most men's shoes have rubber heels at best), dancing is getting pretty knee-deep. With these plates you can convert any pair of shoes into leather (suede) soles quickly, easily and relatively inexpensively. I would have rated it higher, but as I feared, self-adhesive just doesn't stand up to prolonged use. . You can then re-glue as the suede itself is still fine but is a problem tonight. I do lindy hop/swing a few nights a week for 3 hours…

I tried making my own shoes after paying a guy $40 a few years ago (they're still good) but store bought glue doesn't seem to work. I even tried the E6000. Thanks to this self-adhesive sole material there is no mess, it is easy to put on and I had no problems lifting the sides. Considering the time I've spent trying out my own adhesive solutions and all the cleaning work required. This is a MUCH better option! If you take the time and carefully cut out the cut out (a little bit past the edge of

This product goes perfectly with my dance shoes. I am a PSU student and a member of the swing dance club. I was always told I needed suede soles, but was afraid to order my first dance shoes online. First, they may not fit; Second, they are very expensive. For a beginner this was the perfect solution. That way I could go to the store to buy comfortable shoes and not worry about whether they were real dance shoes. I ended up buying a pair of $80 Naturalizer heels from the store for $20 and…

I have bad legs: no arch, tendinitis, bursitis, work. I've danced in expensive patent leather dance shoes for years, tried jazz sneakers and so on. While I'm sure I look great and can move, the pain must be too great. After a night of ballroom dancing, I hobbled to my car and hobbled the rest of the weekend. It hurt like hell. And nobody sold a less aggressive dance shoe for those who wanted to move properly but didn't need a streamlined shoe design (without any support whatsoever). Soles2dance

Two days before the 20's dance event it occurred to me that the shoes I was going to wear had very very slippery soles on the soles, which wouldn't work if They tried to do the Charleston. I was planning on trying duct tape or painter's tape, but I know from experience that it doesn't work that well. A search on Revain found this product. My order arrived in two days. With everything else I had, I literally left it until the last 10 minutes to try on suede shoes. I quickly sprayed the soles of…