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Impeccable for processing Lundhags shoes

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Looks good.

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Better than Meindl's equivalent wax.

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Excellent wax and easy to spread with fingers For the leather of the Lundhags Jaure shoe. Softens the leather comfortably, helping the shoe to break in and makes the shoe very water-repellent. In practice, the shoe therefore retains water after waxing. I have waxed the shoes after every use.

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A good basic wax.

A good and durable waterproofer! Heat the tin in a bowl of boiling water. Apply by hand, then heat boots with a hair dryer to melt the wax into the leather. While still warm, rub it into the boots by hand for excellent results!

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A little hard, otherwise a very good product.

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Good wax!

Makes the work done.

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Easy to apply, absorbs well into the skin and acts as a protective shoe. I guess you can't give a guarantee for this product, but the fire is estimated

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Well cares for the leather parts of the shoes. I use it with fat.

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Good product

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Absolutely for hiking boots!

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Great byysat. They dry easily and provide suitable protection against moisture. Even in challenging terrain, moving is easy thanks to the elastic properties of the fabric.

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For those who read the opposite online, be aware that this is a really bad-smelling product. Unless my box is spoiled then. The odor of the leather itself disappears as soon as the product is absorbed, which does not last long. But I made the mistake of waxing mine so that the felt lining was inside the upper shoe. I have so far washed the blankets twice and have dried out over two nights, and the smell is still semmoinen that they can not bring inside. So if you use this, remove the warts, wax the night before and just put the inner shoe in when you leave.