Tysm! I went thrifting and found some heels only to come home and find that the heel tips crumble just after one touch. So glad I can actually replace them 🥰
Wayching from Brunei..i watch this so that I got idea how to repair my shoe heels.i already took off the metal just like what you do.i know how to do that host but i don't know where to buy here hehehe
I bought the cutest vintage Mary Jane ❤pumps. Looked to be brand new but old stock. Put them on and the sole just crumbled. The local boot repair man said he can't help. Now I need to find the leather and glue.
Ma'am, it would be very much worth it for you to purchase very sharp detail scissors for the trimming stage of the sole repair. The little pink handled craft scissors the Dollar Tree sells have a pretty impressive lifespan under usage rougher than this, I've found. As the self-appointed Queen of Tools For EVERY Occasion I feel that I am coming from a place of experience when I say that the jaggedness of the finished product would not be an issue whatsoever with the Right Tool. It all boils down to sharpness and ease of control of the tool in this situation. I thought I might have seen the white and red Betty Crocker kitchen scissors in the clamping scene, and if so I have to share that I have terrible luck with keeping scissors sharp and I was raised by a mother who would dole out punishment so severe to anyone who used her big orange handled sewing Fiskers for anything -especially non material items, so it's inbred how to appropriately treat scissors as tools. But no matter what I do they appear to have a shelf life and no amount of research on sharpening works for the ones in my possession. So I have a pretty extensive collection of those pink $1.25 scissors but I only have one beat up and battered broken tip red and white Betty Crocker kitchen scissors and they have been abused extensively but remain hands down THE sharpest scissors in my entire horde. I don't know if they have started making them cheaper like everything else today but I highly recommend picking those up and giving them a try for those out of the loop. But I will go all out and try everything short of my hair cutting scissors to find the right tool when doing repairs like this for resale. I know that even Buffalo Exchange would find fault with my work if I tried to sell shoes of any kind with a repair that even suggests DIY. A blade that runs or cuts like butter is all you'd need to take this from home repair to unnoticeable. Thank you for these invaluable tips!
Tysm! I went thrifting and found some heels only to come home and find that the heel tips crumble just after one touch. So glad I can actually replace them 🥰
Absolutely cannot believe you are doing (essentially) DIY with those massive nails! Super impressive. Absolute queen shiz.
You’re a lifesaver ! My favorite vintage miu miu heels have just began to wear out on the soles and this is so helpful💞
I love fixing my shoes. Thank you for that video
Very cute collection of shoes you have! Thanks for this
Do you have any ideas for repairing the actual material around the heel of say, those boots that you repaired at the end of your video?
Wayching from Brunei..i watch this so that I got idea how to repair my shoe heels.i already took off the metal just like what you do.i know how to do that host but i don't know where to buy here hehehe
Thank You!
Hey love soo I recently purchased some fabulous heels and the insole part of the heel peeled off how do I fix this
I bought the cutest vintage Mary Jane ❤pumps. Looked to be brand new but old stock. Put them on and the sole just crumbled. The local boot repair man said he can't help. Now I need to find the leather and glue.
I am trying to fix the heel replacement on a Frye boots. It has 4 prongs and I can't find the same heel. Any suggestions?
I would ask a local cobbler if they can order a pair for you. They have access to special catalogs that regular people don’t.
@@ExaLectric Thank you! I let the shoe repair guy fix them. I wanted to try myself so maybe next time.
Thank you so much
It's help me a lot 🥰
So cute 😍
What glue do you recomend for the bottom my son step on my heel and make a crack and I want it to stop opening I need a good strong glue for bottom
Wear to find materials
Thanks for sharing❤❤❤💯
Do you know where to find the heel tips for the pair that you replaced the sole?
So how do you do this with those nails? Not judging just super impressed
Can Soles partially be replaced if sole is vinyl ?
Yes they should be, I haven’t done it personally however. I’ve brought ones to my cobbler to resole that had the grippy vinyl on them.
Nice boots
Excellant
Idk if it's the cut but It looks tacky
Ma'am, it would be very much worth it for you to purchase very sharp detail scissors for the trimming stage of the sole repair. The little pink handled craft scissors the Dollar Tree sells have a pretty impressive lifespan under usage rougher than this, I've found. As the self-appointed Queen of Tools For EVERY Occasion I feel that I am coming from a place of experience when I say that the jaggedness of the finished product would not be an issue whatsoever with the Right Tool. It all boils down to sharpness and ease of control of the tool in this situation. I thought I might have seen the white and red Betty Crocker kitchen scissors in the clamping scene, and if so I have to share that I have terrible luck with keeping scissors sharp and I was raised by a mother who would dole out punishment so severe to anyone who used her big orange handled sewing Fiskers for anything -especially non material items, so it's inbred how to appropriately treat scissors as tools. But no matter what I do they appear to have a shelf life and no amount of research on sharpening works for the ones in my possession. So I have a pretty extensive collection of those pink $1.25 scissors but I only have one beat up and battered broken tip red and white Betty Crocker kitchen scissors and they have been abused extensively but remain hands down THE sharpest scissors in my entire horde. I don't know if they have started making them cheaper like everything else today but I highly recommend picking those up and giving them a try for those out of the loop.
But I will go all out and try everything short of my hair cutting scissors to find the right tool when doing repairs like this for resale. I know that even Buffalo Exchange would find fault with my work if I tried to sell shoes of any kind with a repair that even suggests DIY. A blade that runs or cuts like butter is all you'd need to take this from home repair to unnoticeable.
Thank you for these invaluable tips!
💥💥💥💥🙏🏻
Yo, my lady, my stepdaughter, went and got some Pierre Dumas, and the heel came off. Just get the shoe glue
Sloppy
Those animal looking claws/nails are too distracting! Get real!
Then … don’t watch? 😂
@@ExaLectricpeople are so miserable with themselves.