could I use this on the bottom of snow boots to help with traction? Need to go in and out of carpeted buildings all winter.
358724
I believe this paint is designed to work on wood, concrete and steel. You could try it but I doubt that it was designed to stick to rubber or plastic especially if it flexes. You could use it but I doubt it would work. Sorry.
358725
No, it would not adhere well at all and wouldn't provide much traction at all in snow and ice.
358726
I'm not a hundred percent sure it might not be that flexible in the cold weatherI used mine on the boat floor it works great
1120265
It sure could, at least while they are damp. The product suggests that you test a spot for that reason. Here is a link to the manufacturer. http://www.kiwicare.com/kiwimcmssite/us/products/outdoor/boot-protector.html
2098993
I think you need a wide and long footprint that snow shoes have, to be in the deep snow... Yak trax are good in an inch or two of snow or ice
1112670
I would think so but not sure how the traction would be if it rained or snowed.
1676522
Sure. It would definitely do the trick. However, I would recommend another product that would work better for that goal. I would use Huberd's Shoe Grease, if it's black leather.
616331
You mean like a knitted sock bottom to some no-slip rubber soles, or something similar? It should, but make sure you use some sandpaper on anything with a very smooth surface. I was able to glue a slick piece of leather to some cotton fabric, but the first time I tried, they came apart because I hadn't sanded the leather properly to give it a good surface to adhere to (it was nearly glass-like with how slippery and smooth the surface was before I roughed it up).
648704
NO...the instructions say not to use on carpet or wooden floors. A simple fix is to buy four floor tiles at a home improvement center and put those on your carpet with the foot warmer on top. That is what I did and it works great.
835254
I doubt the style that we bought would give good traction in packed snow, uphill. However, this company makes a variety of booties and I think there are some designed for snow.
748603
Don't know how it would work on boots. I applied it to a wooden dock that was very slippery when wet and it eliminated the problem. I used the whole packet mixed into 1 gal. of porch & deck paint. Highly recommend for that type of problem.
1901519
They would work excellent. They come with a sticky set of feet that screw on and are very durable. My wife specifically used these for snowy, icy days this last winterand they provided excellent stability. They are very durable.
1993631
Yes works with most boots this was used in Chicago and used with snow boots and works well.. also it stood over the heater vent perfectly so they dried even faster.
1612610
It would likely hold well, but dry to lumpy for comfort for insoles. I've used it to glue soles on slippers which works well, and holds for a long time.Used shoe glue in the past for outer soles, and found it worthless, which is why I tried Gorlla this time.
2138439
I dont think that would be a safe idea. Unless you have carpeted bedroom. When I tried to excercise with the step, it kept on slipping. I almost fell backwards. Scary moment. Be safe
1031283
Absolutely! My husband dries out his leather boots on it, my kids have misc shoes (leather included) and it works awesome! We used it every day over the winter. I recommend this one.
607322
I put on rubber gloves for traction but each time I go through some confusion about which direction to turn the top and bottom. At some point, it works. Ask the manufacturer, maybe they have the answer.
205562
I would not recommend running in these. Not only are they prime to falling off shoes and boots, the metal stubs would be slippery on some surfaces making them hazardous. I'd look into something different if you want traction for winter running.
1993634
I use it for ski boots. Normally I take my liner's out of the boot to dry. This is recommended but it should work, but slower, if you don't. I love it.