Is it really difficult to apply this product? Any tips to make it easier?
285706
It would be like applying grease or a thick polish. Use a hair dryer and warm the shoe and apply by rubbing in . Then wipe off excess.
285707
Put your boots in a low oven, lowest setting, let your boots get warm (not hot) smear the product on. As much as your boots will absorb. Done
285708
I put my shoes in the over at the lowest temp (170) on a small towel for a few minutes. Pull them out and apply. The leather soaks the Sno-seal right in. Been using this product for 25 years.
285709
us a litte heat put your boots in front of the heat register then apply snow seal, you can also set snow on the register to soften.
285710
been using sno seal since the 70's... in addition to rubbing it in on the boot, put some in a small pot and heat it up on stove until it is a liquid.. with hand inside boot, hold it toe up at about a 45 degree angle and pour liquid sno seal on seam at toe... it will run down seam on both sides perfectly and seal the seams from any water getting in... works great!
285711
No, not too difficult but plan on getting at least one dirty finger. Start with clean, dry boots. Stick a finger in the jar and start smearing Sno-Seal all over the boots, but don't put it on too thick. After both boots are covered, go over them with an electric hair dryer (set on high) to get the stuff to soak into the leather. I guess you could use a cloth to apply the Sno-Seal, but then you miss half the fun!
1913141
Very difficult to do if you did not liberally apply the wax beforehand. You can try buying another can, or get some APC (all purpose cleaner) dilluted at 1:3. I used Wolf's APC and elbow grease to remove over spray.
2239531
Yes if you have a very steady hand and the patience of a monk. But if you're a normal person like me who thinks spending more than 60 seconds to apply this is ridiculous, then you ought to buy a more expensive screen protector. I had a lot of trouble applying it AMD eventually just threw it away. It's horrible imo.
1009749
Apply, let dry to a haze, buff like you would waxing a car. As James commented it does take some rubbing.Love this product. You must remember this is a shower base you don't want to fall from it being slippery.
1204148
Its kind of a cream/ paste mix but hard. I just apply it with my fingers. Its easy!
1085230
hi, when i applied it i tried to be careful when i lined it up. it was easy to remove but i haven't tried to take it off since. sorry maybe try to remove from the edges and slowly pull up.
254088
I forgot to mention in the previous message, but be sure to get a can of Tuf-Skin at the same time. Spray your skin first. Let it dry a little until tacky. Then tape. Stays on MUCH better. Maybe even spray the corners of the tape where other part will lap over it.
648933
You have to really be patient and take your time. Use a credit card and smooth the letter to the wall over the paper. Then try to peel slowly. REPEAT. take your time with each letter this way. It's worth it
1069468
wow, what a complex question. The steps are very well detailed in the printed guide inside the box... but there's a lot of applying product, blow drying, flat ironing, washing and doing that all over again. it takes 3-4 hrs to do this entire process if you want it to be well done.
1213888
Agree- must have puddled it on to get it to be sticky. Brush or roll it on, and it soaks in and dries pretty quickly. I have even walked on it within 2 h of application with no apparent ill effect to the finish (although I would recommend letting it cure for the full 24 h)
325802
I simply sprayed it on and let it work. I will re-spray some areas this Spring. It does take patience (some six months) to see results.
1754237
Mine was hard too. Almost easier to scrape it out then rub it on whatever you are applying it to. I also bought swilleys wood wax which I was much happier with
249260
When I applied it, a tiny hair was caught underneath. I tried to remove it, and the hair, and reapply, but it's just too sticky. I ended up just dealing with it. I don't think it's really meant for multiple applications.
1538756
This product is fine but very hard to work with.~ It takes a lot of workto spread it apart and apply or install it. I would forego your project ! </>
1101801
It's very difficult. I've tried it a couple times and the machine is too big to be able to point it directly at yourself. It's easier if simebody else does it but I still haven't perfected the spray so I typically end up using latex gloves to rub the spray in for maximum coverage.
1085228
hi, when i applied it i tried to be careful when i lined it up. it was easy to remove but i haven't tried to take it off since. sorrymaybe try to remove from the edges and slowly pull up.
1955024
Upon 1st application, hair is not hard to manage. Do no comb it until it is dry. It does seem to work well, espec around the hairline. GL