Mountval B-Wax, Waterproofing Wax For Leather Shoes And Boots, Transparent,Natural, 1 tin 100ml

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Wish the internet had been around when i was bulling boots, mine looked shite no matter how much i worked on them, some buggers made a lot of money off me for doing mine. Not wanting to scald the wax I made a double boiler with an appropriately sized and pan and metal mixing bowl. rub two or more coats of beeswax into the toecap; Step 4: Polish away excess beeswax using your 'on' brush; Step 5: Before the leather has cooled, use your finger to apply your choice of black/tan shoe polish to the toecap; Step 6: Continue to bull as normal. It’s as simple as rubbing the wax all over the shoe, then using a hairdryer to melt the wax into the fabric. Wax can leave marks on a shoe’s surface and the heat you need to apply it has the potential to damage the leather, so if in doubt, go for more conventional options.

Then, apply a thin, even layer of Vaseline to the shoe’s surface, ensuring the seams are well-covered. Infused with power packed Beeswax to condition skin and antioxidant Vitamin E to richly moisturise and soften lips, this lip balm nourishes dry lips while keeping them revitalised and hydrated. Use a lollipop stick to mix it up and paint it onto your boots with a paint brush, so it is on nice and thick. Our special formulation combines beeswax with other special ingredients that enhance the benefits of beeswax on leather.Please note: the product has retained its recipe but is now branded as Leather Balm rather than boot polish.

A lot of people speak to us about G-WAX; it’s been around so long that it’s the head of our Grangers family. Leather is not meant to be shiny, but it is nice when it catches the light in a pleasant way to look healthy. Apply a generous but even layer of the cream to the shoe’s surface, focusing on seams and stitching.Shoes can really vary in terms of their ability to withstand major weather events and it also depends on what treatment has been applied during the manufacturing process. Spray an even, light coat of silicone spray over the entire surface of the shoes, ensuring you cover all seams and stitching. Firstly, coating each individual fibre with our balanced blend of tea tree and eucalyptus pure natural oils. After a while I realized that this didn't seem to be the case - at times I had the flame right on the boot, to the point where the synthetic sole discolored a bit.