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   On Thursday, October 30, 2008 at 1:08:48 AM UTC-4, James wrote:   
   > Anyone know of something that will quickly dissolve cured Shoe Goo -   
   > the stuff in squeeze tube that cures to a rubber-like material?   
   >    
   > I've tried paint remover - both citrus-based and the automotive stuff,   
   > acetone, ligher fluid, even gasoline since I'd read that it dissolves   
   > Shoe Goo. It seems to soften it some but it's got a lot of fumes and   
   > doesn't really work all that effectively from what I've seen.   
   >    
   > I'm re-doing some sneakers so I don't want to also dissolve the   
   > sneaker material that the sole layer adheres to.   
   >    
   > Thanks for all input.   
      
   i used shoegoo to stick the hair catcher on the shower drain.  its on there    
   good after shampoos and suds fr a year.  i tried silicone hair serum and it   
   can work because silicone liquid adheres to silicone solid and melts it ( dont   
   ask how i found this    
   out )  do not touch it or rub it in with a toothbrush just be patient and let   
   it sit for a night dont shmush it in because it  could leave a stain.   any   
   clear silicone hair serum is fine then take a cuticle cutter and every so   
   gingerly nip away the glue    
     if u mess up your shoe by digging to hard u ruined it   
      
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