Beeswax Leather Balsam - 30ml - All natural Beeswax Polish and Conditioner

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Plus, beeswax-based products also proof the leather, giving the shoes that necessary water-repellent layer. Now, I have my own proprietary formula that I sell, and I'm not about to give that one up, however I wanted to offer some insight into mixing your own, personalized blend of ingredients for a polish that will enhance your work. Firstly, coating each individual fibre with our balanced blend of tea tree and eucalyptus pure natural oils. Opt for the starter tin (30ml) for smaller jobs, our standard size tin (100ml), or for larger or more frequent jobs, choose the 200ml or 300ml option.

Using beeswax for care of leather goods is a great way to naturally prolong the life of your items without using nasty chemicals. may not seem like a lot but a little goes a long way, the manufacturer reckons a single tin could do 10 couches or 25 leather jackets or 250 pairs of shoes. Ideally, the container should also be warmed beforehand by placing on a hot radiator to soften the contents. Ensure the surface is clean and dry by dusting it off or using a damp cloth to wipe it and then leaving it to dry.Rhoose Point Remedies was established in 2020 when we saw a real need in the market for high quality, natural and organic skincare. Ideal for leather sofas, classic car interiors, shoes, boots, handbags, leather jackets, saddles, tack, riding and stable-yard boots. Cookies are small files held on your computer which allow us to give you the best browsing experience possible.

Once the wax has been absorbed evenly into the fabric and dried, you can take your jacket or trousers out for their next adventure! This is an easy to use creamy liquid to soften and clean the leather and to polish off without leaving any sticky residue. The wax soon had the old leather looking like a burnished conker with that deep gleam that only old leather that’s had years of polishing can attain. When using beeswax to waterproof my old farm boots, I actually heat the boot before working the mixture in the shoe leather. Leather products look and feel nice and have the potential to last a long time, but they certainly aren’t cheap!As you’ve probably already witnessed, leather tends to dry up and harden over time, even causing it to tear in some cases. So, I eventually made a trip to a local bee keeper and picked up some natural beeswax and started experimenting with that. The polish is, unlike liquid types, a hard wax compound, which does take a bit of effort to actually extract.