Gutted - hole in my gloves
Gutted - hole in my gloves
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dern

Original Poster:

14,055 posts

310 months

Tuesday 29th April 2008
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I've worn a hole in my gp1s in a non-risk thin bit on my little finger... what can I glue a patch on with that'll work with leather? I wouldn't do it if it was on a padded bit but it isn't and these are my favourite bit of kit ever.

Cheers,

Mark

y2blade

56,322 posts

246 months

Tuesday 29th April 2008
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leather glue smile

http://www.choiceful.com/choiceful-id-8652-EvoStik...

Edited by y2blade on Tuesday 29th April 10:00

dern

Original Poster:

14,055 posts

310 months

Tuesday 29th April 2008
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y2blade said:
leather glue smile
hehe cheers mate.

Rubin215

2,084 posts

227 months

Tuesday 29th April 2008
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Buy a new pair.

You should change gloves every couple of years anyway, even if they are a long way from worn out.
Your sweaty little hands rot the leather very quickly, rendering anything older than that the approximate strength of kitchen towel.

Anyway, everyone likes new stuff, that's what our whole society is built on; rank commercialism.
If it isn't "new and improved" then its "old and "inferior."

Edited by Rubin215 on Tuesday 29th April 20:00

dern

Original Poster:

14,055 posts

310 months

Wednesday 30th April 2008
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Rubin215 said:
Buy a new pair.
They'll do for now. If I thought they looked generally threadbare I'd sling them but it's just a small hole on the inside of my left pinky so probably caught it on something and it's worn over the winter. Apart from the hole they look and feel rock solid. I'll replace them with a new pair of gp1s (assuming you can still get them) when I get a new job and will probably have a small service when I retire them wink

Cheers