| Resoling a shoe is a relatively easy do-it-yourself | | | | 3. Use a file to scuff the edges of the shoe where |
| repair you can tackle at home. Just follow these | | | | the sole was removed. This creates a rough surface |
| simple steps: | | | | that will help the new sole adhere to the shoe. |
| 1. The first step is to clean the soles of your shoes. | | | | 4. This next step depends on the type of soles you |
| You will want to remove all gunk, gum and dirt. If | | | | purchased. Self-adhering soles can be carefully aligned |
| you need to use soap and water to clean the soles, | | | | with the bottom of the shoe and then attached. The |
| be sure to allow the soles to dry completely before | | | | best way to put pressure on the bond and make |
| you continue with the repairs. | | | | sure the new soles stick is to wear the shoes around |
| 2. Remove the shoeâs insoles. Then, using a | | | | the house. |
| razor or a utility knife, cut away the old soles. | | | | |