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I used this on canvas bag sew by my own (around 6oz). The first layer is most difficult to apply (and looks no effect) I later on find out I have to heat the fabric, ensure it is a bit warm before rubbing the wax on top. Warm fabric is much easier to grab more wax. It takes several layers to have good effect. Fabric turns to a stiff handfeel. But not easy to make it evenly, depends the pressure /how many times you rube it... especially I applied on a finished bag. Color of fabric would not change after apply the wax. Although I prefer some uneven natural shades, a leather like. (I believe the heat activated wax could do what I expected ) I have not tried the waterproof effect. I think it also depend the fabric itself.
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Great wax, easy to use and apply evenly, once applied heated with a hairdryer leaving a firmer material that’s visibly water resistant. It’s worth spending a few pounds more for superior quality products.
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If you have a jacket like a Fjallraven then you can increase wind and water resistance with this wax. Apply it onto the material and then melt it with an iron or hair-dryer. I prefer the latter but both work. It is simple and before you know it your summer jacket is now ready for the bad weather. I have also used it on walking trousers from other makers and it works well.
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It mat seem like a fuss, but it's very easy to use. It did not discolour my jacket at all, even though I was a bit nervous. Great product, great buy. It works!
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Easy to use, delivery as stated, larger size is good value.
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