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Try grooving a pair of rubber soles, that should take the edge off it, if it's to keen.

Which machine did you cut it on?

On SOMSR website.

Didn't the supplier advise on how to care for your shoes? I would suggest you use their recommended cleaner.

Has anyone apart from me ever heard of the code of practice for shoe repairers? Look it up, seek it out, then tell me I'm wrong!!! Ask Robin he should know.

As I remember it, according to the Government Code of Practice for shoe repairers, and as a member of SOMSR, a price list of your routine repairs should be on show to your customers, as a cafe or restaurant has to display a price list in the window to give customers expected costs before entering the premises.

Can't get my leg up there anymore!!!

Marigold, and for the really rough jobs a pair of welders gloves comes in handy. For goodness sake, washing your hands is not a complicated job.!!!

I think thats a bit O.T.T. for for car remotes so I will pass on that, I think this is the way forward, sell a non remote working key, get customer to leave remote for a complete overhaul, customer then has working remote and a spare in case of loss. Thanks to everyone for their input.

What I hear is it used to start the car, now it doesn't, it.s your fault.......

Thanks for all the info, I have successfully solded a few buttons back onto the P.C.B. but have been told it is a very risky procedure. If customer has a spare it's not so bad, but to cock up the only working key is not a good idea.

Thanks for that, I have heard there is a risk of damaging the PCB components by using the wrong equipment.

Nice idea.......

Good for you, there is usually a way to solve a problem but it's not always obvious at first.

Bit suspicious about the duct tape on the inside of the left shoe also, needs attention.