Otter Wax Extra-Large Fabric : All Natural Water Repellent : 150ml Bar

Bought a pre owned wax jacket. While the jacket arrived in good shape, I wasn’t sure about how long since it had been waxed so I decided to wax the entire jacket. Huckberry recommends Otter Wax so I got the larger bar along with the tool and brushes. Did a spot clean and then on with the wax. Small circular motion seemed to work fine. As more wax was applied the jacket became shiny. That’s when I moved to another section. Lots and lots of elbow grease. Took about 90 minutes to do the front left and right, shoulders and center back panel. I’ll finish the rest this evening. I used a heat gun on the parts done already and melted the wax in. I did notice a few white patches afterward but a little more heat and a towel to wipe away the excess and all is good. Hopefully I can finish tonight and be ready to wear on Monday. Update: the remainder of the jacket took another 2hrs or so. Hung it to cure for the next day. After roughly 24 hours I tried the jacket on. First thing I notice is how stiff the jacket is now but this is wax so to be expected. I also noticed a lot of white residue at folds and creases. Pulled out the heat gun to melt it back in and waited another few hours. I still see a few white spots but simply brushing it with my hand seems to be enough to remove it. The jacket is noticeably darker but the character hasn’t changed at all. As it happens, we had snow at time so I stepped outside with it and as expected the water beads and comes off with a shake. Satisfied. Should be good for a couple years.

Traitement sur un blouson de moto Made in UK. C’est plutôt ludique comme application même si c’est chronophage. Je ne suis servi d’un sèche cheveux et d’un gant en microfibre. J’ai utilisé plus que la moitié d’un pain pour le blouson complet en Taille XL. Peut-être que la prochaine fois j’essaierai la cire à chauffer Barbour.

Used this on my wife’s waxed cotton jacket. Applied it in an orderly manner section by section. I warmed each section first with a hair dryer and then rubbed the wax on, and into, the material. It went on very smoothly and any small chunks were easily rubbed into the material. Visible wax along the seams melted away with a little more heat as necessary. One bar will go a long way. I didn’t know what to expect but I couldn’t be happier with either the process or the result. Looks like new.

I used this on a pair of Parkhurst Goodyear Welt waxed suede boots as I got ready for winter. I wanted them to be really waterproof and to be easy to clean when slush and salt got on the leather. The suede was waxed when I received the boots, with some pull up. As I approached winter and there was more pull up i wanted to rewax. I rubbed the wax on and the heated it with a blow dryer to help it seep into the leather. The results were fantastic. Water is beading right off the boot. As an added bonus, there is a bit of a waxy shine that I wasn’t expecting, and I can choose to either buff out scuffs, or to allow them to show the suede color underneath. Highly recommend.

Works great