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I cant bring myself to wear my zermatts and get them mucky..

 

I am wearing my old boots till they fall off my feet, being a yorkshireman I need to get mi moneys worth out of them

 

Well being a Scotsman i`ve been doing that. My boots have pretty much fallen off my feet and the red ones are on from tomorrow!:thumbup1:

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Here is what I do with Boots that need Wax to treat the Leather.

 

Take the laces out on Friday night and put them on the window sill.You need to dry the boots properly before Waxing them.On the sunday eveing,put the Oven on "Bake" and set the themostat for 70deg C.

 

When the oven is warm TURN IT OFF and then put your boots in for fifteen minutes.This warms up the leather and as you apply the Wax it will melt into the area between the Soles and the Rubber sole,as well as into the holes for the stitching.

 

I treat my Klima Airs about evey month or so.They will let water in once the Wax comes out of them.No leather Boot withour some kind of lining is waterproof,its the Wax in the Pores of the Leather that keeps the water out.

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mike you need to get some kids in your life, you have far too much time on your hands mate, if i put my boots on the window alexander would throw them out, he would of found the wax and painted the walls with it and wee stewy would of tried to eat the cloth, and if i open my the wifes oven and there isnt something dead going crispy brown in there i wont be happy:biggrin:

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Here is what I do with Boots that need Wax to treat the Leather.

 

Take the laces out on Friday night and put them on the window sill.You need to dry the boots properly before Waxing them.On the sunday eveing,put the Oven on "Bake" and set the themostat for 70deg C.

 

When the oven is warm TURN IT OFF and then put your boots in for fifteen minutes.This warms up the leather and as you apply the Wax it will melt into the area between the Soles and the Rubber sole,as well as into the holes for the stitching.

 

I treat my Klima Airs about evey month or so.They will let water in once the Wax comes out of them.No leather Boot withour some kind of lining is waterproof,its the Wax in the Pores of the Leather that keeps the water out.

 

 

 

Thats for the zermatts yeah Mike?:001_smile:

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a bit funny at first driving but then no bother, i can guarantee you will be delighted with them, i love new boots and these ones are awesome

 

Yeah I got that today and was walking across the fuel station like a bit of a **** lol:laugh1: They are so comfortable and looking forward to climbing in them on Monday:thumbup:

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