| | |  | Camping & Hiking | Home » » » Sno Seal - 7 oz | | | | | | Colors: | | | | | Description: | | Sno-Seal is the original beeswax waterproofing. It protects your leather footwear from rain, sun, snow, and salt. Don't let the weather conditions keep you inside any longer. PRODUCT FEATURES: Waterproofs, preserves and restores leather Allows leather to breathe Will not damage glue seams, stitching, or welts 7 oz. jar 283728 , Sno Seal - 7 oz , boot dressing , waterproof , waterproofing , boot wax , boot waterproofing , shoe waterproofing , leather protection | | | Product Details: | | | Average Customer Rating:
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26 of 26 found the following review helpful:
Absolutely A Great Product!Jan 20, 2008
By FalconX
"OnlyTheBestMusicMan"
I own a small lawn & landscaping business and live way out in the country. I'm always getting my boots wet around work and I'm messing around out in the woods when not at work in very wet areas. I battle wet boots & socks all the time. But, if you apply this right the problem is solved. It is way better then any boot oils & silicon sprays I've ever tried.
NOTE: It will make your leather darker in most cases but that is no problem for me at all. I'll take the darker color for dryer feet and boot protection like nothing else I've used.
24 of 25 found the following review helpful:
Bought my can of Sno-Seal 10 years ago...Aug 24, 2010
By B. Hartshorn
"shnikes0280"
I bought my first can of Sno-Seal about 10 years ago for my work boots; and I'm still using the same can. The whole reason I'm writing this review is that I was looking on the internet for another can because I ran out and the store I bought some from went out of business. But, I found some on Amazon (figures). This is the best stuff I've ever used, period. Not only does it waterproof your boots it will make them last a long time. I've tried other protectants, both spray-on and rub on, but Sno-seal is the best. Every pair of work boots I've used it on, the soles wear out looong before the leather does and that's because I put Sno-Seal on them once a year. I highly recommend heating your boots up first (I usually put mine in the oven on 150 for 10 minutes or so) then apply the protectant. Best 5 bucks you will ever spend.
15 of 15 found the following review helpful:
Save your shoesMar 04, 2009
By Linda Kelso
This product does exactly what it says it will do...protect your expensive leather shoes/boots from the deleterious effects of snow/salt/water. Easy to use. It really does make shoes leak proof. I highly recommend this product for any shoes/boots you are going to wear in inclement weather. (Caveat: it is not for all leathers. It will darken leather so use with caution on any colour lighter than dark brown.)
15 of 17 found the following review helpful:
DUH....NOTHING BETTERSep 26, 2011
By Gorignak
62 YRS OLD....FORMER MARINE.....LOGGER.....SAWMILL OPERATOR.....160 ACRE TREE FARM....ROUGHEST HARDWOOD TERRAIN IN THE WORLD, NORTH WEST ARKANSAS OZARKS. THE FAMILY HAS 5 MEMBERS, AND ABOUT 50 PAIRS OF BOOTS....NOTHING, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING IS USED BESIDES SNO SEAL. I HAVE PERSONALLY USED IT SINCE 1974....WE BUY IT BY THE CASE OF 6 QUARTS.
NOTHING WORKS BETTER.....Guarantees dry feet.
The best way to apply SNO-SEAL is to set your boots out in the July sun and heat them up. One entire 7 oz can will soak into a pair of combat style boots. Two cans will soak into a pair of Whites or Wesco logging boots. If it is December, you have yo set them by the wood stove and warm them. Then smear on the SNO-SEAL and use a hair dryer to melt it into the leather.
We go out of our way to treat the boots in the summer heat, then just add a little surface coating in the winter.
NOT FOR DANCIN' SHOES....BUT THEN, I DON'T DANCE.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Really worksNov 21, 2010
By Sheldon
This is a unique product that will turn your leather boots or shoes into waterproof boots and shoes while still letting the beauty of the leather show through. I usually put the open can into a pot of warm water to heat it up and then apply a thin layer. After rubbing it in follow up with a hair dryer and watch it soak in right before your eyes. Make sure to get it into the seams so water doesn't leak in there.
As another poster said it will probably darken lighter leathers, but it's worth it for dry feet. I don't think you should use it on suede unless they are work boots, and it works much better than sprays.
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