How do you make loud shoes quiet?
Maxine
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RE: How do you make loud shoes quiet?
I've successfully used the 1/4 in thick pads that are used under the bottom of chair legs so floors aren't scratched. The pads don't last forever under chair legs either, but because of wet weather and snow, I have to change monthly if it is a shoe I wear daily. I've not found them in black so I use a permanent black marker to color the edge that is visible.
Post By Jean (Guest Post)
RE: How do you make loud shoes quiet?
it'd probably wear off fast but isnt hot glue pretty much hot melted rubber? cover your heel with hot glue let it cool.. probably cheaper than goin to a shop..might not do anything though.. i'm too lazy to try things myself.
Post By taco (Guest Post)
RE: How do you make loud shoes quiet?
Is there a household item that would make them quieter?
Post By bella (Guest Post)
RE: How do you make loud shoes quiet?
Did the Shoe Goo work? I really would like to know how to quiet down noisy shoes, we're discouraged to wear noisy shoes at work, and that has severely limited my shoe wardrobe.
Post By Mirba (Guest Post)
RE: How do you make loud shoes quiet?
You could paint the bottoms with Shoe Goo or with Gorilla Glue (don't spread all the way to the edges as it expands.)
Post by SavvySuzy
RE: How do you make loud shoes quiet?
Actually, I did try the shoe repair shop. Cost me $25 and they're just as loud! They replaced the hard plastic on the very bottom with what I think is hard rubber. Anyone know where I can get the right kind of soft rubber to glue on myself?
Post By Maxine (Guest Post)
RE: How do you make loud shoes quiet?
Head to the shoe repair shop. They can put heel plates in heavy duty rubber on for you. Quiets the shoes right down.
Post By Carol Tewksbury (Guest Post)
RE: How do you make loud shoes quiet?
Would there be a way you could find a cobbler to but some rubber on the bottom? Or hot glue some on yourself?
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