How often should you apply sno-seal to boots that are exposed to water and/or snow on a daily basis?
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Not sure; I would say to use the trial and error method as every situation is different. Look at the leather after each use. Does it look like the inside is getting wet? Does the top layer still look like it did after you first applied. With heavy use and frequent exposure to wet conditions I would say a light retouch to a CLEAN AND DRY BOOT could be made every month. However it could be a longer or shorter period of time depending. Hope this helps!
1548483
My husband suggests on an as-needed-basis. The more you are outin the cold water/ice, the more often you should treat the boots.
727327
I put the sno seal on a new pair of Irish Setter huntting boots. It works best if the boots are warm and dry.
1859145
I would guess not. I warmed the jar with a hair dryer making it pretty soft. I generously rubbed it into the leather then used the hair dryer on the boots. The product soaked in almost disappearing. Leather has stay darker all winter. Never had a product waterproof like this stuff. I give it a A++++++++++
692908
If u are applying the sealer in good weather 69-82 degrees 2 hours is a perfect wait time to apply 2nd coat. Foot traffic after 8 hours is fine, I walked on mine after 6 hours, with no problems.
727325
yes your boots will be double protected waterproofed.should be done twice a year
1341686
As you suck the air out, a tight waterproof seal is formed as it is air tight (as you pump the air out you will notice the cast cover getting tighter against the cast). the air tight bond will release upon pulling the top portion off the leg. I have NO clue as to whether this would work in snow or not
719314
I use it outside in the snow and rain without any problems. It appears sealed, and I have not had any problems after a winter of use, but do not know that this was a recommended use....
1888497
There is no way to truly water proof your boots, other than dipping them in industrial-grade rubber.This oil is for conditioning leather- to add moister to a non-synthetic product, giving it a longer life. It's not meant to seal.
1343533
haven't had my dogs wear them and submersed in water, but when wearing them when it's wet outside, their paws stay dry. i just rinse the boots with water and air dry, pretty easy...
997936
It depends how many coats you apply, how tall your boots are, how big your feet are, and how much per coat. I always apply 2 coats, letting them dry completely in between. I soak the whole boot the first time, and soak the foot area both times. I used it on size 10 knee-high suede boots with fringes, which requires more spraying, and have 1/2 a can left. In general, the way I use it, I would say 1 can is good for 3 pairs of knee-high boots (without fringes).
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I spray the inside of the shoe, and wear it until it is dry. If spraying cowgirl boots, it work better if you put the boot over the can, right side up, not the can upside down into the boot. Hope this answers your question.
2020450
I only had one chance to try out the gloves after I applied the product, so I can not say how long it truly lasts. There seems to be enough liquid product to reapply 3 or 4 times. Longevity would also depend on how you use your gloves and how often you use them. In my case, I used AnyGlove on my motorcycle gloves and it lasted for several hours of riding and still worked at the end of my ride. I wouldn't suggest having a snowball fight with the gloves but for casual wear a bottle might last a winter.
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I cannot quite picture your situation. The last time I used it (recently) was on a pair of shoes where the sole, about all of the front four inches detached itself from the shoe. I applied all along the edge under the edge of the shoe, pressed it down into position and smoothed out the excess. Let dry several days. Have since used them 8-10 hours a day for many many days with no problem. Hope this helps you. J
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I've had mine exposed for three years now with no problem. I bring them in for the winter however.
776741
Yes. I use this to clean and condition my hunting boots. I follow up with Lexol and SnoSeal
823844
I think that depends on how many boots you have. The can is pretty large, so I sprayed about 4 pairs of tall boots with them, and there is still a ton left. It should last quite a while.
1571019
Best to treat boots with a spray first to try to tone odor down, let dry, then put in. Will help some but how much I am not sure. Best to use as a preventative measure.