ProtectMyHeels Black Edition Suede - only for black damaged suede heels
cover already existing damages and protect your black suede heels against new damage
if you only want to protect your heels, you should buy the transarent stickers
- 1 pair black self-adhesive suede protection film for the suede heel of your shoes incl. manual
- 1 pair crytsal clear protection film
- stops damage from cobblerstones, escalators, metal lattice, sidewalk cracks, curbs etc.
- the heel protectors are easy to apply and can be removed without glue rest
- only for black suede heels which are already damages. For all other black materials already damaged use the black edition
- not only for highheels, you can also use on kittenheels or cuban heel
- size: 60 x 50 mm
No more damaged heels!
ProtectMyHeels Higheel Protection protect your Heels against scratches and dents. The nearly invisible protection film has a top and a base layer which is shock absorbing and scratch resistant. This prevent damage from cobblerstones, metal lattice, curbs, sidewalks etc.
Important information
Some manufacturer use a very thin sensitive lacquer, in this case we recommend the double-layer method. One base layer which stay on the heel and one top layer which you can change if you need. The Heelprotection should be used on new shoes, and you always should read the care instructions of manufacturer before using ProtectMyHeels
Due to the large variety of shoe materials, external influences and application errors, we can not assume any liability for any damage that may occur
How ProtectMyHeels are applied
What you need: scissors
Preparation
Your hands and heels should be clean, grease-free and dry. Using the supplied cloth, wipe over the heel and let it dry. This later makes it easier to peel off the ProtectMyHeels heel protectors later.
Tips
The easiest way is the application, when the shoe is clamped between the knees and both hands are free. Minimize contact with the heel protectors to avoid fingerprinting.
If you want to remove the foil, always do it carefully and slowly. With the help of a hair dryer, you can heat the film slightly and replace it even easier. Never tear!
