Additive hypokalemia with corticosteroids and amphotericin B, piperacillin. Hypokalemia may â the risk of digoxin toxicity. Potassium-losing diuretics â lithium excretion and may cause toxicity. Additive hypotension with other antihypertensives or nitrates.
Do not use Gorilla glue on leather, especially for shoes. It's strong, it's waterproof and the seal holds, but it stiffens the leather to the point that the shoe is very uncomfortable to wear.
Dye the Leather. Apply the dye to the leather evenly by pouring the dye onto a nonporous cloth and wiping over the leather in even strokes. Use an even amount of dye on all parts of the leather and go over it a second time to ensure the leather is dyed evenly and uniformly.ips & Warnings. 1  Alcohol-based dyes absorb better on leather, but may make the leather stiffen. 2  Water-based dyes can also be used. 3  The deglazer is necessary only if the leather was pretreated or previously dyed. 4  Some leathers require specialty dyes or won't take dyes at all. 5  Take care to cover all surfaces and wear clothing you don't mind ruining.