Bio-Flex Paste Cork Filler, Solvent-Free, Bagged Goods 500 ml

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The glue which is mixed with cork granules seems to be at least partially removable with white spirit but easier to get off your hands with Manista hand cleaner! I think it will work much better to fill variances in deptj amd edges than pounding a sheet in there and making an unevenly crumbled edge and possibly not quite right depth. I was recommended to just sand down a bottle cork to get a bunch of dust and mix it in with pva until you get a good paste. If it's a high-end vintage rod with a damaged grip and you want to keep it original for monetary or originality reasons, then I would leave it as is. p>cork granulate with a solvent-based binder, used as a filler in shoes and other leather goods

Bottom filling paste with many applications, including classic shoe bottom filling, hollow synthetic sole filling and leather goods techniques such as cork embossing.

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Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions.I think i found it too late for the shoes i got it for, but will keep it for future repairs on other shoes when the cork first starts to crack.

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