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Sno Seal your boots to ensure years of use.....

These are the materials you need Sno Seal is a bees wax compound that protects boots by creating a barrier that keeps water from soaking in. I usually apply one to two coats per year to ensure that my boots remain in top shape. I have used many other chemicals to protect my boots but Sno Seal is the best thing I have found. All you need for this task is a pair of boots, Sno Seal, a tooth brush and a blow dryer. The tooth brush will be used to apply the Sno Seal and the blow dryer is used to heat the inside of the boots. For the few minutes this takes, it will add years to your boots life expectancy.
To apply Sno Seal ensure that the boots are dry and clean. Place the blow dryer inside the boot and turn on low to medium heat and allow the boot to become warm to touch. Remove the blow dryer and apply Sno Seal with the tooth brush. Cover the entire boot with Sno Seal, ensuring that all seams and crevices have an adequate amount of Sno Seal on them. Once complete let the boot dry and cool down, then wipe off any excess Sno Seal. The heat from the dryer pulls the Sno Seal deep into the boot leather and provides a deeper layer of protection. Sno Seal will darken the color of the boots, notice the photo on the right shows an unprotected boot (on left) and a Sno Seal treated boot (on the right) there is a noticeable difference in color.  The untreated and the treated color

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