Instructions for Attaching a Universal Cuff to a Shoe
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Prepare the Cuff:
- Cut the cuff to the appropriate size.
- Shape the cuff to fit the shoe.
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Fold and Pre-Drill:
- Fold the cuff down to keep it clear of your drill bit.
- Pre-drill screw holes starting at the toe and working down toward the heel, approximately every inch. Drill through the aluminum (not through the gaps or holes in the aluminum).
Note: Ensure that pilot holes do not align with the crease or nail holes in the shoe.
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For Metal Shoes:
- Align the folded cuff to the shoe.
- Mark the first pilot hole at the toe on the shoe.
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Drill Remaining Holes:
- With the cuff secured, finish drilling the rest of the pilot holes in the shoe, aligning them with the pre-drilled holes in the cuff.
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Attach the Cuff to the Shoe:
- Use self-tapping screws or rivets to secure the cuff to the shoe. Make sure the screw heads are countersunk flush with the cuff rim pad.
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For different shoe types:
- Use drywall screws for plastic clogs.
- Use Phillips flat-head self-tapping screws for aluminum or steel shoes.
- Grind off any excess screw length on the ground surface.
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Apply the Shoe:
- Apply the shoe following the Sigafoos application instructions