👞 3 Andrews Boot Wax: Natural Beeswax Polish, Leather Cleaner & Conditioner - 7oz Review

Very comfortable wax for the skin. It's transparent and stays solid as long as you don't expose it to too much heat. I use it for shoes, furniture and bike gear. Since it's mostly wax, I also used it for my dresser drawer slides. It was around the 80's here and the Amazon package was out for two days because I was out of town. The heat did not affect the contents of this vessel. It was wonderful inside and out. I used it on my leather driveway seats and noticed that the wax was starting to…

I have used another Andrews wax before and I liked it. There are many decent leather goods waxes out there, but I settled on a wax made specifically for boots. I have a pair of cowboy boots that could use the climb. Just for practice, I decided to try the wax on an old camera body. The case is leather and has tens of years of oily dirt on it. It didn't take a lot of Andrews shoe wax to make a noticeable difference. If I had put a little time into it I would have really given the case a shine…

This is a Review 3 Andrews Shoe Wax, Natural Beeswax, Shoe Polish, Leather Cleaner & Furniture Conditioner, 7 oz. This leather cleaner/conditioner is fantastic. I used this on a pair of shoes that needed some refinishing and the result was great. It's very easy to use. I just used a rag and applied it to the shoes and gently rubbed into the leather. The product darkened the skin somewhat, as expected. After leaving the product on the shoes for a few minutes, I took a clean rag and lightly…

We like to buy leather shoes. They cost more, but they can always be repaired, and once the plastic is gone, it's gone. That's why we like to invest in skin care products like 3 Andrews - Boot Wax. The wax comes in a nice jar that's easy to open, not as small as a jar of mink oil or polish which is nice. It's easy to type with one hand and apply with the other. The wax glides on gently with a cloth and leaves a slight sheen when buffed with a brush. It contains no dyes, so it does not change…

This is a soft paste made from vegetable oil, soy/beeswax and aloe vera. Made in Texas, nice to see an American product. It has quite a strong chemical smell, it's meant to be used as a shoe wax and it works great on boots but I wouldn't recommend you use it for anything else. The smell is pretty bad and will linger and be nasty on things like bags, belts or anything near your nose or things you hold in your hands. However, I lived in South Florida and used a beeswax product on my boots that…

a little later. I didn't take a picture because I was shy. I'm sorry I didn't; I should. I have an "after" photo. I live in the southern United States and made the mistake of leaving a vintage leather holster outdoors over my bedroom closet. This toilet is down a hallway from the main bathroom (think of the daily shower mist) and has an exterior wall (think of the summer humidity). I'm sure at some point I planned to put this holster in the box, but I never did. Out of sight, blissfully out of…