Often, using a hair dryer to soften the patches adhesive (after�applying the patches to your footwear) will allow the adhesive to better bond to the lining of your footwear. However, if this does not work for you, consider the following option.
If your footwear lining has been treated with a waterproofing or conditioning process, it may be difficult for the patches adhesive to bond securely to your footwear. In this case, we recommend using�ShoeGoo, a common shoe repair adhesive that bonds firmly to flexible materials.
You might also have trouble getting the patches to stick�if your footwear is very dirty. If that�s the case, clean your shoes thoroughly and allow them to dry completely. Then apply the ENGO patch to the desired area. You can also use ShoeGoo or the hair dryer technique, as described above, to help ensure strong adhesion between the patch and footwear.
Before using ShoeGoo or a similar adhesive, be sure to identify the correct placement of your ENGO�Blister Prevention Patches, and follow the instructions on the adhesive�s package to ensure optimal results.