[HOW TO] Apply Tuff Toe V2 Liquid Epoxy Toe Protector on Work Boots
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- UPDATE: I made an 8 month review of this toe protector. Check out that video here: • [QUICK LOOK] Tuff Toe ...
My work boots get work out in the toe area very fast. I started using a toe protector a few years back and decided to try a different product this time. Tuff Toe V2, protects work boots, easy to apply, bonds with anything, waterproof, fire resistant, non-conductive, works on all types of footwear, made in the USA with a lifetime warranty. Check it out!
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I just finished doing a pair of boots an hour ago. I'm not too happy with the way they came out. Not very smooth. First time using the product. I also purchased the gun as well. It's like mini caulking gun. It was very easy to use. I also had some high and low spots. I hope my next pair come out better. It does dry fairly quickly. You have a little bit of time but not much.
Mine didn’t looks great when I did them either. But the first time they get dirty. It doesn’t matter. Glad you were able to get it done! Thanks for watching.
@Fondupot's Garage that's true. There's really no way to fix your mistakes once you get started. It's a one-time good deal. I appreciate your video. Thank you.
Glad to help. Thanks so much for watching.
Great video
Thank you 🙏🏾
Those are the most comfortable work boots I have ever worn timberland lace to toe alloy can wear these all day more comfortable than red wings idk why no one does a review on these
Yea I love them too. I buy a new pair every 2 years or so.
@fondupot yes that's true very durable and comfortable union and residential full time drywaller
Looking into doing that , my boots don't last much, all that tall weed wacking really mess up my work footwear
Watch my update video on Tuff Toe V2. This stuff didn’t last very long.
The trick to keep the finish smooth is to keep the tip under a bead of material and keep pushing that around and never lift it off the shell, working in a consistent side to side manner. Mine ended up nearly perfect.
I honestly didn’t care how it looked. I was disappointed with how long this stuff lasted. It peeled off my boots after 8 months. 👎🏼
@@fondupot Yeah that sucks. Our carpenters use KG's but they don't get into the tough stuff like finishers and laborers. I prepped the hell out of my thoros before putting on the tuff toe. Let's see what happens.
@@decus380Still good??
@@JohnDoe-qz1ql Yeah but I haven't put them through consistent harsh use. Nothing seems to be failing yet, though.
MANY , many, many thanks . I was feeling horrible about the lumpiness of my first application but now I see that it is normal. when people do not have the skill to do the nice and even coat that the professionals do. It IS obvious that it takes a lot of practice to make it look even. I am just happy the boots are protected.
And honestly after wearing the boots now. You can barely even tell. Since the boots are dirty. You’ll never look at how smooth an application is again. Thanks for watching !
Both are ugly no matter how good you are , tuff toe is durable and last forever if you apply it well
I followed all the steps for Tuff toe. It peeled off in 8 months. Went back to KG boot guard. Holding up great.
What is the benefit to this product vs using the rubberized boot toe protectors?
None really I guess. They offer similar benefits.
I wish I knew about dulling the color lol. My boots look kinda weird right being glossy at the tips only.
They get beat up over time after using them in the field. Don’t sweat it.
@@fondupot that's good to know. Today is day one. They're telling me not to dirty my "dress shoes" in case I need to attend a ball or something
Lol. Rub some dirt on em.
Or try a fine sandpaper and scuff it up?
@@JohnPaul-ux4kp on the very next coldest day, wear a secondhand prom dress to work with just the boots, you’ll earn a little respect that day.
I just applied this to my husband's work boots (as a surprise when he gets home from a trip) and was curious about the step where you dulled the shininess with you finger. Thanks for showing that!
Soooo, you Line-X'd your boots.
Please drop an engine block on them, to see how it holds up.😁
Haha yea. Pretty much. It’s pretty hard and thick stuff. So far I’m please with it.
Anyone tried spray-on truck bed liner or any other types of protective coatings?
Would probably be cost prohibitive.
Obviously not a welder with them passes 🤣 I kid
Lol. Yep!
The stick is the level out of the material, so you don't get an uneven surface level.
Imma just use a small paint brush 😂
That works too
What brand boots are those ? Are they steel toed ?
They are Timberland. They safety toe, but it’s not steel. They are composite. I’ve bought this same set of boots for the last 5-6 years. I usually get 1.5-2 years out of them. There’s a link in the description to them on Amazon.
That squeaky noise.....😬
When I was wiping off the gloss? Yeaaaaaa
So, what is the popsicle stick for? You didn't use it.
You can use it to smooth out the epoxy if you want. I didn’t need to.
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching
Tuff toe is too expensive.
It’s not terrible. But yes I prefer less expensive options out there.
Tuff toe is way expensive. Anyone try something cheaper? Gorrila, jb weld or some epoxy from home depot.
Look up KGs boot guard. I have a video on that as well.