How to Fix a Popped Air Bubble in a Running Shoe, Part 1 скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Fix a Popped Air Bubble in a Running Shoe, Part 1

See comments for updates on what I learned over time. In this video, after a series of experiments, I finally repaired an air cushion using slime and 2 syringes. To see the slime-filling method you can start at this timepoint: 7:01 To see the air-filling method you can go here: 17:39 To insert the slime I used a 1/8" diameter drill bit, a plastic filling needle equivalent to about 11 gauge inner diameter and 9 gauge outer diameter, cleaned with rubbing alcohol and dried, then sealed with Shoe Goo. To insert air, I used a 30-gauge sharp needle attached to a 20-milliliter syringe with luer lock connection. This can also be done with a bicycle pump adapter, but the 22-gauge needle in this video was too large, surprisingly.