Grangers 423366 Leather Protectant Paste Wax

ESTA BIEN

I've used Zamberlan's Hydrobloc on my boots for as long as I can remember and I've never been unhappy with it, but I thought I'd give Grangers Waterproofing Wax a try this time as it's cheaper and you also get slightly more. It's easy to believe something to be the best if you've never compared it with anything else.Grangers has a honey colour (Hydrobloc: translucent, like a silicone sealant). I used to apply the Hydrobloc using my finger but the Grangers is creamier so I used a bit of cloth. Because of its consistency I found the Grangers slightly easier to apply. The surface is darkened by the treatment and leaves the surface feeling slightly tacky which eventually dries off after many days, but no different from Hydrobloc.Overall the result was little or no different from what I'd experienced previously with Hydrobloc. The acid test is how waterproof the result is and I've no way of determining this, but then no reason to think is will be much or any different. I'm happy with the Grangers and will continue to use it.

This stuff is great. Put it on a pair of my leather work boots, after cleaning them and water sheds off like a freshly waxed car. Wore the boots out in wet snow and it just fell off, nothing would stick. Only issue was the wax didnt seem to fully dry, i contacted Grangers and they recommended using a hair dryer. It heated up the wax and soaked into the leather and worked great. I had to do all my boots with it. Wearing them around the farm, mud doesn't seem to stick to the boots as much either.

Good crème! Easy to put on my boots

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