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Rubber patch that they want to stick on rubber shoes, and the damaged area is wiped with sandpaper so that the surface of both becomes rough; then lubricate both surfaces glue for repairing rubber products, after which they are left alone for half an hour and then tightly squeezed.

To make the repair stronger, the patch should be cold cured. To do this, coat it after the above operation with hydrogen sulfide, to which a little sulfur chloride is added, and then quickly press on the damaged area.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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