--- product_id: 48890529 title: "STRONG ADHESIVE GLUE FOR SHOES LEATHER RUBBER FELT NYLON LEATHERETTE FABRICS 20ml new" brand: "technicqll" price: "57.84 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Technicqll" url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/48890529-strong-adhesive-glue-for-shoes-leather-rubber-felt-nylon-leatherette store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # 20ml ultra-strong shoe adhesive weather-resistant durability multi-material bonding power STRONG ADHESIVE GLUE FOR SHOES LEATHER RUBBER FELT NYLON LEATHERETTE FABRICS 20ml new **Brand:** technicqll **Price:** 57.84 DT **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > 🦢 Stick with the best β€” your shoes deserve the strongest bond! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** STRONG ADHESIVE GLUE FOR SHOES LEATHER RUBBER FELT NYLON LEATHERETTE FABRICS 20ml new by technicqll - **How much does it cost?** 57.84 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/48890529-strong-adhesive-glue-for-shoes-leather-rubber-felt-nylon-leatherette) ## Best For - technicqll enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted technicqll brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Compact Powerhouse:** 20ml tube fits perfectly in your toolkit or glovebox for on-the-go fixes. - β€’ **Trusted by DIY Pros:** Ranked #206 in Universal Adhesives with 4.2 stars from thousands of users. - β€’ **Clear & Clean Finish:** Invisible drying for a professional look on every repair. - β€’ **Weatherproof & Flexible:** Stays strong through rain, snow, and daily wearβ€”no cracks, no peel-offs. - β€’ **Unmatched Multi-Surface Grip:** Bonds leather, rubber, nylon, felt, plastics & more with industrial strength. ## Overview This 20ml polyurethane adhesive delivers a crystal-clear, ultra-strong bond for shoes and various materials including leather, rubber, nylon, felt, and coated fabrics. Engineered for durability and flexibility, it withstands bending and harsh weather conditions, making it the go-to glue for professional-grade shoe repairs and multi-material fixes. ## Description DESCRIPTION: A single component, clear adhesive designed for all types of shoes, especially those that are used in difficult conditions such as sports shoes. It combines a durable and very strong joint with all kinds of materials that shoes are made of: leather, artificial leather / leatherette, various kinds of rubber, coated fabrics, most plastics (polyurethane, polyvinyl chloride, nylon, etc.), felt, and wood. Weld has a high resistance to bending, compression in changeable weather conditions (snow, rain). HOW TO USE: The surfaces to be bonded must be cleaned with a sandpaper and thoroughly degreased. Apply a thin layer of adhesive on both surfaces to be joined, leave for a few minutes to evaporate the solvent and then connect. Press down firmly and leave to dry for 12 hours. Storage temperature of +5 Β°C to +25 Β°C. Review: Don't barter with the devil. - There's a crossroads half way home from the country pub where I drink. Sometimes on my stagger home, on a clear moonless night, I see a silent, still, shady figure standing at the crossroads with a droopy black dog beneath an old streetlamp. For years, since I turned eighteen and started drinking every weekend, I'd occasionally see this guy standing at the crossroads. One particularly drunken Saturday night I decided to approach him. I stumbled over and said "You alright mate?" Slowly he raised his head, and in the shadow cast by his hat across his pitch black face I saw two firey eyes burning. "I'm alright" he said. Anyway we got chatting and it turned out he was the devil. Alright bloke actually, apart from when he cut me a duff deal: That night he told me that he'd give me skills unimaginable in any Earthly pursuit in return for my soul. Well since I wasn't using it I thought I might as well give it a go. And since I was already a dab hand in the bedroom and the loudest farter in my office, I decided to ask for insane guitar skills. I mean insane. Better than Hendrix. Better than Clapton. Better than that guitar playing drifter guy from O Brother Where Art Thou. He said my wish was his command; all I had to do was give him something from about my person to signify the deal. So I put my hand in my pocket and found a business card for someone called Lucy Luscious which I'd found whilst relieving myself in a public phone box earlier that evening. The next morning I sprang from my kitchen floor, excited to try out my new found skills. The first thing I noticed though, whilst in the bathroom getting ready to take a stroll down the guitar shop, was that I had no reflection in the mirror. This irritated me because I couldn't shave properly. I tried to solve this problem by taking a selfie but that didn't work either. I couldn't taste my coffee either, nor did it feel warm. Or cold. Or anything. When I left the house all the birds stopped singing. Every dog I saw on the way kept viciously barking at me. A toddler looked at me from its pushchair and burst out crying. When I got to the guitar shop the bloke asked me if I was alright. I asked him why. He said "You look unwell." I said "Don't worry about that mate, just hand me your best guitar and stand back!" He passed me a fancy looking Rickenbacker, plugged me in and stood back. As I wrapped my hand around the neck of the guitar I was suddenly struck with the overwhelming sensation of... nothing. I still didn't know how to play a guitar. That tricky no good liar had taken my soul without giving me anything in return. And I'd always thought the devil was such a trustworthy fellow. That day I hatched a plan: Every Saturday night, just before last orders, I bought a bottle of house wine from the pub. I'd take a different route home so that when I passed the crossroads I'd be walking up behind the shadowy figure, rather than past in front of him. Two soulless months passed before I saw him again. There he was, standing below the streetlamp. As quietly as I could, I snuck up behind him, wine bottle in hand. As soon as I was close enough I smashed him over the head with the bottle and knocked him out cold. His dog went mental and tried to bite me but luckily I had half a kebab shoved in my jacket pocket which I threw across the street. This distracted the dog for long enough for me to go through the devil's pockets, find Lucy Luscious's business card and make my escape. Now that I had my soul back I had to reattach it to my body. That's what lead me here. I typed 'soul glue' into Google and after looking at a few race specific retro hair creams and listening to a song by the Rheostatics I found a link to this item. This item really is good for sticking souls back on. It bonds card and human skin very well. It's flexible and waterproof. I stuck mine to the middle of my chest, as I thought that seemed the logical place. That was two/three weeks ago and Lucy Luscious is still there every morning smiling at me in the mirror from her business card stuck fast to my chest. Top marks. Highly recommended. Review: Seems good so far. - I sued this to glue the sole back onto the upper of my sons schools shoes. It seems to have help well for the past 2 months. ## Features - Causes serious eye irritation. - Highly flammable liquid and vapour. - May cause drowsiness or dizziness. - Repeated exposure may cause skin dryness or cracking. - 1 x 20ml STRONG POLYURETHANE ADHESIVE GLUE FOR SHOES, LEATHER, RUBBER, FELT, NYLON, LEATHERETTE, - COATED FABRICS, PLASTICS etc High Quality product - A single component, clear adhesive designed for all types of shoes - It combines a durable and strong joint with all kinds of materials that shoes are made of: leather, - artificial leather / leatherette, various kinds of rubber, coated fabrics ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B008SFOAXM | | Batteries Required? | No | | Batteries included? | No | | Best Sellers Rank | 44,481 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 206 in Universal Adhesives | | Colour | Transparent | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (4,928) | | Date First Available | 3 Aug. 2012 | | Delivery information | We cannot deliver certain products outside mainland UK ( Details ). We will only be able to confirm if this product can be delivered to your chosen address when you enter your delivery address at checkout. | | Item Package Quantity | 1 | | Item Weight | 20 g | | Item model number | 673998 | | Manufacturer | Technicqll | | Material | Leather,Nylon,Polyurethane,Rubber | | Number of Pieces | 1 | | Part Number | IT-XS5E-IJBP | | Product Dimensions | 10 x 5 x 2 cm; 20 g | | Size | 1 - Pack | | Special Features | Strong | | Style | LEATHER GLUE | | Usage | Shoe | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Technicqll - **Item form:** Liquid - **Material:** Leather,Nylon,Polyurethane,Rubber - **Special feature:** Strong - **Specific uses for product:** Shoe ## Images ![STRONG ADHESIVE GLUE FOR SHOES LEATHER RUBBER FELT NYLON LEATHERETTE FABRICS 20ml new - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61J0kezXG1L.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Sole has come away some 3-4 inches from the front of my army boot. Is this product designed for these types of repairs?** A: At such a reasonable price, it has to be worth a try. I have used it to stick back the rubber soles on my old boots when previous attempts with Bostik etc had failed to hold for more than a few days. After several weeks' use the joins are still sound. Follow the instructions carefully! **Q: Does it work for holes in the sole of shoes?** A: You need the American rubber adhesive, which is made for sealing holes **Q: Would this work well for glueing: 1) two layers of leather on top of each other (sandal strap coming apart), 2) rubber protector to leather sole? Tx** A: I didn't glue Leather to leather so not sure.I glued Rubber to Leather and it worked very well. The shoes are worn out now but the repair never came apart **Q: Would your product glue the rubber of a shoe's sole to the canvas material of a pair of sneakers?** A: The specification says that it is suitable, however I have not tried it with those materials. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Don't barter with the devil. *by B***G on 10 September 2015* There's a crossroads half way home from the country pub where I drink. Sometimes on my stagger home, on a clear moonless night, I see a silent, still, shady figure standing at the crossroads with a droopy black dog beneath an old streetlamp. For years, since I turned eighteen and started drinking every weekend, I'd occasionally see this guy standing at the crossroads. One particularly drunken Saturday night I decided to approach him. I stumbled over and said "You alright mate?" Slowly he raised his head, and in the shadow cast by his hat across his pitch black face I saw two firey eyes burning. "I'm alright" he said. Anyway we got chatting and it turned out he was the devil. Alright bloke actually, apart from when he cut me a duff deal: That night he told me that he'd give me skills unimaginable in any Earthly pursuit in return for my soul. Well since I wasn't using it I thought I might as well give it a go. And since I was already a dab hand in the bedroom and the loudest farter in my office, I decided to ask for insane guitar skills. I mean insane. Better than Hendrix. Better than Clapton. Better than that guitar playing drifter guy from O Brother Where Art Thou. He said my wish was his command; all I had to do was give him something from about my person to signify the deal. So I put my hand in my pocket and found a business card for someone called Lucy Luscious which I'd found whilst relieving myself in a public phone box earlier that evening. The next morning I sprang from my kitchen floor, excited to try out my new found skills. The first thing I noticed though, whilst in the bathroom getting ready to take a stroll down the guitar shop, was that I had no reflection in the mirror. This irritated me because I couldn't shave properly. I tried to solve this problem by taking a selfie but that didn't work either. I couldn't taste my coffee either, nor did it feel warm. Or cold. Or anything. When I left the house all the birds stopped singing. Every dog I saw on the way kept viciously barking at me. A toddler looked at me from its pushchair and burst out crying. When I got to the guitar shop the bloke asked me if I was alright. I asked him why. He said "You look unwell." I said "Don't worry about that mate, just hand me your best guitar and stand back!" He passed me a fancy looking Rickenbacker, plugged me in and stood back. As I wrapped my hand around the neck of the guitar I was suddenly struck with the overwhelming sensation of... nothing. I still didn't know how to play a guitar. That tricky no good liar had taken my soul without giving me anything in return. And I'd always thought the devil was such a trustworthy fellow. That day I hatched a plan: Every Saturday night, just before last orders, I bought a bottle of house wine from the pub. I'd take a different route home so that when I passed the crossroads I'd be walking up behind the shadowy figure, rather than past in front of him. Two soulless months passed before I saw him again. There he was, standing below the streetlamp. As quietly as I could, I snuck up behind him, wine bottle in hand. As soon as I was close enough I smashed him over the head with the bottle and knocked him out cold. His dog went mental and tried to bite me but luckily I had half a kebab shoved in my jacket pocket which I threw across the street. This distracted the dog for long enough for me to go through the devil's pockets, find Lucy Luscious's business card and make my escape. Now that I had my soul back I had to reattach it to my body. That's what lead me here. I typed 'soul glue' into Google and after looking at a few race specific retro hair creams and listening to a song by the Rheostatics I found a link to this item. This item really is good for sticking souls back on. It bonds card and human skin very well. It's flexible and waterproof. I stuck mine to the middle of my chest, as I thought that seemed the logical place. That was two/three weeks ago and Lucy Luscious is still there every morning smiling at me in the mirror from her business card stuck fast to my chest. Top marks. Highly recommended. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Seems good so far. *by I***S on 4 August 2022* I sued this to glue the sole back onto the upper of my sons schools shoes. It seems to have help well for the past 2 months. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent product! *by J***L on 11 October 2025* That glue sticked well even on curved surface as I glued a rubber nose protector on a work boots with it. ## Frequently Bought Together - Technicqll Strong Adhesive Glue for Shoes Leather Rubber Felt Nylon Leatherette Fabrics 20Ml 1 - Pack - Seiwa Tokonole Leather Polishing Eraser Clear (120g) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/48890529-strong-adhesive-glue-for-shoes-leather-rubber-felt-nylon-leatherette](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/48890529-strong-adhesive-glue-for-shoes-leather-rubber-felt-nylon-leatherette) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-08-15*