On 1/25/07 6:49 PM, Helen Ward wrote:
Try twisting the end then dipping the end in nail polish Noeline. I used to do it years ago when the crimped ends came off my boys school shoe laces. Worked every time.
Another trick is to thread a piece of shrink tubing onto the lace, shrink it, and then cut the tubing in half, creating a neat aglet on each half of the lace.
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