Glue on sliding shoe

Discussion in 'Everyday Horseshoeing' started by Mikel Dawson, Aug 23, 2012.

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    Mikel Dawson Active Member

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    Had a customer who pulled the sliders off her horse for a month. When it came back in there was nothing to hang the shoe on. So I pulled a good high toe clip, quarter clips, buffed the shoe clean, cleaned the hoof and glued it on with Vettec Adhear. I then put equilox round the outside over the clips with two layers of fiberglass matting worked in. After I wrapped it with clear rap to smooth out the surface. Guess I just wait and see how it works.
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    ray steele Administrator

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    Mikel,

    in the future you might want to try drilling, punching some holes in you clips, or make wire clips, it will allow the glue that your using to provide a mechanical attachment along with the chemical bond.

    ray
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    Tom Bloomer Well-Known Member

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    Sounds like you were building a ski boat. ;)
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    Platerforge Guest

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    have any pics, mikel?
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    Mikel Dawson Active Member

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    Ray, I did leave the clips a couple mms from the hoof so the equilox went between.

    No, this is one time I screwed up. I had my camera in the van, but didn't get it out. Was dumb of me.

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