Sno Seal?

[mike3132]

About 25 miles southwest of Ft Wayne.

 

[Rifleman1776]

in my experience, it is pretty useless for keeping water from soaking into the leather.

:shocked2:
When I use it on boot's, water beads and runs off like water on a Duck.

Most say that. That is why I qualified with "in my experience". I haven't had your results and came back from my farm with some miserable wet and cold feet many times. I would rub it on the boots liberally and melt in with a hair dryer. Still soaked up water like cardboard. Oh,well.

 

[Patocazador]

In my experience, if you want dry feet, wear rubber boots. Everything that is put on leather just seals for a short time. It is rubbed, worn, or scraped off after a bit of use. I think it's like water-PROOF watches vs. water-RESISTANT watches. Water-proof boots are rubber.

 

[David W.]

I used Sno Seal on my boots when I had to stand in water all day long using a chainsaw to free a log jam. My feet were bone dry when I got home.

I never tried it for patches, but I think it would be similar to Old Zip. I threatened to try waterproofing with Old Zip once. It'll probably do a dandy job.

in my experience, it is pretty useless for keeping water from soaking into the leather.

:shocked2:
When I use it on boot's, water beads and runs off like water on a Duck.