'Protect Your Pumps' ruined my Louboutin soles!!!

[Parisiangirl]

I reached out to the company and they refunded me the full amount but I had to pay for postage

Well, at least you got something back. I would only go with red vibram soles from now on. Do your research though--don't go to a cobbler who doesn't know what he is doing or your shoes could get ruined also. I read reviews on Yelp prior to going where I go, and I'm really happy with the Cobbler Express in Midtown Manhattan. I think you can even mail your shoes to some of the cobblers in bigger cities if you live in an area where they aren't used to working with Loubies.

I would never take them to a Cobbler where I live in NJ.

 

[couture*genes]

FYI Girls, I did the Zagg Shield last month and removed it last night without even a chip.

 

[orid]

I agree with couturegenes....zagg shield is best and that's what I put on all my CLs. The only downside is you have to do some DIY taping and cutting, but to me it's the best option out there. You can get zagg at any large chains or here http://amzn.to/1sxIio6

 

[for3v3rz]

I agree with couturegenes....zagg shield is best and that's what I put on all my CLs. The only downside is you have to do some DIY taping and cutting, but to me it's the best option out there. You can get zagg at any large chains or here http://amzn.to/1sxIio6

Do you need to spray the solution onto the shield? Did that get the shoe wet?

 

[orid]

Do you need to spray the solution onto the shield? Did that get the shoe wet?

If I remember correct, this is the one I got. http://amzn.to/1z74Orn


It does have a liquid solution but it won't get the shoes wet. And when you peel it off, it doesn't take the paint off either. Wish I took a picture when I peeled one off 2 weeks ago.


Here's a guide on how to install on a computer, but can be easily sub for shoes. http://www.instructables.com/id/Guide-To-Installing-Zagg-iPad-Screen-Protector/?ALLSTEPS

 

[ScottishGal]

I just covered my 2 pairs with ZAGG invisibleSHIELD and they work great. They are made for iPads, iPhones, and what-not, but also worked great on my shoes. I just cut the cover to a rough sketch of the shoe and then attached it. The shield is really shiny and clear, so you can't see where you stopped the shield (as doing a heel would be too tough) and the shininess goes great with the original shine of the shoe. I had to pull off the shield a few times to get out bubbles, and no paint came up. I also have a pair of heels, with a flat bottom (like a corked heel) and it was as easy to apply. These protectors are scratch resistant against most anything, so I have no doubt they will be fine walking outside. After doings this, I found other people online have done the same thing with great results!

I have done the same (worn a few times) and wanted to take it off, has anyone every tried to take the invisible shield off?