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Broken End of a Toe Post of a Flip Flop Replacement

Introduction

After repeated use, it is common for flip flops to detach or break off at the toe post due to material degradation. With the help of this guide, flip-flop wearers will learn how to repair a broken toe post on flip-flops instead of discarding them and purchasing new ones. This is a guide to show a fast way to fix the broken end of a toe post of a flip-flop with materials that you will likely already have at home.

What you need

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    • Make sure that your flip-flop is clean from dirt or stains.

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    • Use a marker to draw a small circle on the Anti-Skid Pads.

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    • Use utility scissors to cut out the small circle.

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    • Squeeze out super glue into a container.

    • You can wear gloves to avoid skin contact with glue.

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    • Use a chopstick to apply the adhesive to the pad.

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    • Stick the pad to the bottom of the flip-flop right under the hole where the toe post goes through.

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    • Apply more glue to the hole and insert the strap.

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    • Let it dry for 24 hours before having a new pair of flip-flops!

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Conclusion

Your flip-flops are now fixed!

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