How to Use Traction Spray with Apollas
By the DWC Team
Apolla Performance products are known to be top-notch for dancers all around the country. Certain Apolla products are specially made to have traction, or they are made to be smooth on the bottom like a regular sock. But, when using the Apolla Performance Traction Shock, the traction on the bottom of the sock can wear down over time. This means that it is time to add it back with the E6000 Adhesive Spray! Here is how in just a few easy steps:
Make sure that you have shaken the spray before you apply it to the sock!
Take off the cap and evenly spray 5-10 times on the bottom of the sock.
To ensure the even distribution of the adhesive, you can rub the bottoms of the sock together.
Be sure to let the socks dry before you go onto the floors. (This can leave a sticky residue on the floors)
Lastly, enjoy your traction socks!
All these products can be found at Dancewear Center in-store or online! Be sure to check out the video below to see the complete how-to!
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