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Fabric Wax | Fabric Water Proofer | Fabric Weatherproofing 5oz
Rated 4.87 out of 5 based on 15 customer ratings
(15 customer reviews)
$19.95 $16.95
You figured out the best weatherproofing available. Hawk Tools Fabric Weather-proofing sets the bar for fabric waterproofing with natural waxes, oils and TYLOL, the ultimate barrier against the elements.
SKU: HT-00026
Category: Leather & Fabric Care
Tags: Barbour, canvas wax, DIY Canvas Waterproofing, diy waxed canvas, fabric waterproofer, Fabric Wax, fjallraven, Nikwax, Otter Wax, otterwax, outer wear, outerwear, Rain Gear, sno seal, water proof, water repellent, Waterproof Cotton, Waterproof Jacket
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15 reviews for Fabric Wax | Fabric Water Proofer | Fabric Weatherproofing 5oz
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Bradley Novack –
good stuff..works well
Richard M. –
Product was easy to apply and works well
Kyle Sanders –
Why is this not at Bass Pro? The spray waterproofing at Bass Pro is a joke, it crumbles off after a few outings and leaves little piles of silicone dust all over my furniture. Don’t buy cheap waterproofing if you like staying dry.
Chris Hernderson –
One year update. Otter Wax can suck my left acorn. I have had NO leaks whatsoever and I work my clothing harder than an Albanian donkey. The new packaging is nice, buying more for my niece.
Anonymous –
Great support and personal service. I have not used the product yet.
Virginia R. Wallace –
Need it to rain to see how I did applying the wax.
Trevor Vino –
Otter wax can’t hold a candle to this stuff literally. My Otter wax jacket looks great but it doesn’t stay waterproof for long.
Vic Kelley –
Took a chain saw right to the chaps and it still keeps the water out. I can’t recommend this enough.
kmilesgt –
Keeper
Kenneth Smith –
Perfect wax for my bag!! It took some time to get it water proof though. It took a lot of wax and a hair dryer helped alot.