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Nikwax Shoe Waterproofing for Leather Shoes 100ml

Nikwax waterproofing wax for leather shoes can be applied to wet or dry smooth leather and penetrates areas that are leaking. It provides immediate, long-lasting water repellency, maintains...

Nikwax waterproofing wax for leather shoes can be applied to wet or dry smooth leather and penetrates areas that are leaking. It provides immediate, long-lasting water repellency, maintains breathability and replenishes the leather’s oils without making it excessively soft. Shoes can be worn immediately after application, with no need to wait for the wax to...

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Description

Description

Nikwax waterproofing wax for leather shoes can be applied to wet or dry smooth leather and penetrates areas that are leaking. It provides immediate, long-lasting water repellency, maintains breathability and replenishes the leather’s oils without making it excessively soft. Shoes can be worn immediately after application, with no need to wait for the wax to dry.

This water-based product is non-flammable and contains no harmful solvents or fluorinated hydrocarbons. Apply it using the sponge provided, a cloth or your fingers. For best results, clean the shoes before use; rub the wax into clean leather, paying particular attention to the seams, then wipe off any excess with a cloth before polishing. Testing on an inconspicuous area is recommended. On nubuck leather, the surface becomes smooth and develops a sheen.

  • Type: Shoe waterproofing wax
  • Shoe material: Smooth leather
  • Application: On wet or dry leather, using a sponge, cloth or fingers
  • Water repellency: Immediate and long-lasting
  • Breathability: Maintained
  • Base: Water-based
  • Flammable: No
  • Contents: 100 ml

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Specifications

Specifications

Shoe Material
Leather
Product Type
Waterproofer

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (8)

Reviews

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  • MichG
    5
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

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    5 stars are enough for several uses and because it is economical and because if you use it correctly it does the job, especially for city rains on boots. It goes into a dry or wet shoe, which is very good, for example, if it starts to rain and you have it somewhere, you apply it and go out. It goes on with the sponge from the tube and you spread it everywhere with your fingers. Then it needs to be rubbed until absorbed.
    Don't expect to dip your whole foot in water all the time and for the shoe not to get wet. However, the wax will keep the leather from getting soaked in the rain, and if when you apply it initially you decide to get dirty and apply it properly on the seams and in places that are hard to reach with your hand - for example, corners, this will be beneficial later in the rain. Also, it requires a lot of work after it dries to absorb and not show "whiteness." A toothbrush for this thing, and after a day I use black cream for black shoes, especially around the seam of the sole with the leather.
    Now, don't expect to make air forces or any shoes with ventilation holes waterproof. It will protect the leather there, of course.
    What else did I notice while using it?
    1. It darkens the color. This is true for all the ones I have tried, no doubt for me.
    2. It softens the leather.
    3. On a white boot, the seams will be darker although I didn't try to rub them with water afterward with the logic that I wanted to have protection on the seams, but it's something that many may not like even though it adds a bit of a vintage look.

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  • 5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

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    Good product which is easy to apply

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  • 5 stars are enough for several uses and because it is economical and because if you use it correctly it does the job, especially for city rains on boots. It goes into a dry or wet shoe, which is very good, for example, if it starts to rain and you have it somewhere, you apply it and go out. It goes on with the sponge from the tube and you spread it everywhere with your fingers. Then it needs to be rubbed until absorbed.
    Don't expect to dip your whole foot in water all the time and for the shoe not to get wet. However, the wax will keep the leather from getting soaked in the rain, and if when you apply it initially you decide to get dirty and apply it properly on the seams and in places that are hard to reach with your hand - for example, corners, this will be beneficial later in the rain. Also, it requires a lot of work after it dries to absorb and not show "whiteness." A toothbrush for this thing, and after a day I use black cream for black shoes, especially around the seam of the sole with the leather.
    Now, don't expect to make air forces or any shoes with ventilation holes waterproof. It will protect the leather there, of course.
    What else did I notice while using it?
    1. It darkens the color. This is true for all the ones I have tried, no doubt for me.
    2. It softens the leather.
    3. On a white boot, the seams will be darker although I didn't try to rub them with water afterward with the logic that I wanted to have protection on the seams, but it's something that many may not like even though it adds a bit of a vintage look.

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    3
  • Good product which is easy to apply

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Description & Specifications

Nikwax waterproofing wax for leather shoes can be applied to wet or dry smooth leather and penetrates areas that are leaking. It provides immediate, long-lasting water repellency, maintains breathability and replenishes the leather’s oils without making it excessively soft. Shoes can be worn immediately after application, with no need to wait for the wax to dry.

This water-based product is non-flammable and contains no harmful solvents or fluorinated hydrocarbons. Apply it using the sponge provided, a cloth or your fingers. For best results, clean the shoes before use; rub the wax into clean leather, paying particular attention to the seams, then wipe off any excess with a cloth before polishing. Testing on an inconspicuous area is recommended. On nubuck leather, the surface becomes smooth and develops a sheen.

  • Type: Shoe waterproofing wax
  • Shoe material: Smooth leather
  • Application: On wet or dry leather, using a sponge, cloth or fingers
  • Water repellency: Immediate and long-lasting
  • Breathability: Maintained
  • Base: Water-based
  • Flammable: No
  • Contents: 100 ml

Manufacturer

Shoe Material
Leather
Product Type
Waterproofer

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (8)

  1. 5
  2. 2
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1
Review this product
  • MichG
    5
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    5 stars are enough for several uses and because it is economical and because if you use it correctly it does the job, especially for city rains on boots. It goes into a dry or wet shoe, which is very good, for example, if it starts to rain and you have it somewhere, you apply it and go out. It goes on with the sponge from the tube and you spread it everywhere with your fingers. Then it needs to be rubbed until absorbed.
    Don't expect to dip your whole foot in water all the time and for the shoe not to get wet. However, the wax will keep the leather from getting soaked in the rain, and if when you apply it initially you decide to get dirty and apply it properly on the seams and in places that are hard to reach with your hand - for example, corners, this will be beneficial later in the rain. Also, it requires a lot of work after it dries to absorb and not show "whiteness." A toothbrush for this thing, and after a day I use black cream for black shoes, especially around the seam of the sole with the leather.
    Now, don't expect to make air forces or any shoes with ventilation holes waterproof. It will protect the leather there, of course.
    What else did I notice while using it?
    1. It darkens the color. This is true for all the ones I have tried, no doubt for me.
    2. It softens the leather.
    3. On a white boot, the seams will be darker although I didn't try to rub them with water afterward with the logic that I wanted to have protection on the seams, but it's something that many may not like even though it adds a bit of a vintage look.

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  • 5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

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    Good product which is easy to apply

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • Verified purchase

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  • Verified purchase

  • Verified purchase

  • 5 stars are enough for several uses and because it is economical and because if you use it correctly it does the job, especially for city rains on boots. It goes into a dry or wet shoe, which is very good, for example, if it starts to rain and you have it somewhere, you apply it and go out. It goes on with the sponge from the tube and you spread it everywhere with your fingers. Then it needs to be rubbed until absorbed.
    Don't expect to dip your whole foot in water all the time and for the shoe not to get wet. However, the wax will keep the leather from getting soaked in the rain, and if when you apply it initially you decide to get dirty and apply it properly on the seams and in places that are hard to reach with your hand - for example, corners, this will be beneficial later in the rain. Also, it requires a lot of work after it dries to absorb and not show "whiteness." A toothbrush for this thing, and after a day I use black cream for black shoes, especially around the seam of the sole with the leather.
    Now, don't expect to make air forces or any shoes with ventilation holes waterproof. It will protect the leather there, of course.
    What else did I notice while using it?
    1. It darkens the color. This is true for all the ones I have tried, no doubt for me.
    2. It softens the leather.
    3. On a white boot, the seams will be darker although I didn't try to rub them with water afterward with the logic that I wanted to have protection on the seams, but it's something that many may not like even though it adds a bit of a vintage look.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • Good product which is easy to apply

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    2
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