Nikwax Leather Waterproofing Wax, 3.4 oz Review

Product applies easily. However, it is very runny so the built in sponge will not work as you risk squeezing out too much product. A big plus is that the wax can be rubbed in with your fingers. Pictured are 4 pairs of boots from oldest to brand new. The more nooks and crannies, the more difficult it is to polish the yellowish wax. You can see the yellow wax stuck in a boot's perforations compared to a smoother boot without decorative holes. Get ready to buff with a microfiber cloth. Generally a

I use this impregnation for my Merrell hiking shoes. After getting wet feet in heavy rain I called Merrell to ask what waterproof product I got, they recommended it. The girl I spoke to said she had never been asked before so she consulted someone out there and told me that Nikwax is the best waterproofing product available because it can be applied to wet skin and prevents further moisture penetration. As the boots dried, the evaporating water really helped pull the Nikwax into the leather…

Just got my tube of Nikwax and used them straight away in my new pair of Rough Stones that I intend to use every day for barn work. I work full time with horses and my boots are always walking in an incredible amount of mud and water. I am very happy with the ease of use of this product. I used the wax very generously, carefully smearing it over the seams and creases. This made it a bit difficult to buff the product in those areas (the light color of the product showed through the stitching of…