Western Bass Club

Stu,
Before using the sno seal, be sure that the boots are in fact leather and not synthetic. I ruined a perfectly good pair of boots that way. Also, I prefer to use a silicone product. Usually a brush application and let dry. No rubbing, scrubbing, etc. My 2 cents.

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Posted by: kholmes - Ex Member Posted on: 09/20/06 at 23:35:48
Stu, Before using the sno seal, be sure that the boots are in fact leather and not synthetic. I ruined a perfectly good pair of boots that way. Also, I prefer to use a silicone product. Usually a brush application and let dry. No rubbing, scrubbing, etc. My 2 cents.

Posted by: bbrynteson - Ex Member Posted on: 09/20/06 at 15:23:44
I agree with Mark, Sno Seal is very good and works well with leather boots. The silicone spray etc, work okay for short periods of time, but you must reapply on a regular basis, while the Sno Seal is good all winter. BillB

Posted by: marktfd88 - Ex Member Posted on: 09/20/06 at 14:45:14
The stuff is call SNO SEAL. Its a waxy like paste you put on your boots and sit them buy a heater vent or put them in your oven to have the stuff heated / baked into the leather. One treatment usually lasts me for the season. mark

Posted by: StuK Posted on: 09/20/06 at 02:13:46
Here's a different topic. I picked up a pair of Georgia Boots to wear this fall/winter. What is the best stuff to use to waterproof them with (other than rubber or plastic bags, etc. )? Stu