I work as a professional organist on the weekends. Organists wear shoes with short heels and a special sole covering designed to provide just enough grip that the shoes don't slip off the wood pedals, but also enough slide so a player can switch from toe to heel on the same pedal without lifting it.

My shoes are two years old, and the sole is worn enough that it's providing too much grip and not enough slide. The pics below show the wear on the toe as well as heel parts that I believe it causing the issue.
Can anyone think of a spray-on or very thin material that could repair these wear points? The bottom is supposed to be sort of a soft, fuzzy texture that provides the balance between grip and slide, but as you can see I've worn mine down to the actual sole, which is sticking hard to the wood.


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