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Tuesday 19 January, 2010

Drainage features Timberland boots

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Drainage features Timberland boots

Leather boots should be waterproofed before you wear them in wet weather. Good quality leather and suede boots, whether for work or for fashion, are an investment.

How Often Should You Waterproof Your Boots?

 

Experts recommend designer Timberland boots at least yearly. Boots that are advertised as waterproof are actually pretreated with a water-resistant coating. This coating was never meant to be permanent. If you wear leather boots daily, or under harsh weather conditions, you should check them monthly to make sure the leather is not absorbing water. To check your boots, sprinkle some water on them. If the water beads up, the waterproofing is fine. Boots made of suede or nubuck should be checked after each wear for any sign of dirt or water stains. Preparing Your Leather Boots

 

Use a soft cloth and a leather cleaner to thoroughly clean the boots. Make sure to remove all dirt, oils and salt residue (from rock salt) from the surface of the boot. Next, condition the leather with mink oil, rubbing it in with a soft cloth, to keep the leather supple and prevent it from drying and cracking.

 

Using a soft cloth (a cloth diaper works well), apply a generous coat of beeswax to each boot. To allow the beeswax time to soak into the leather, leave the wax on the boots for at least eight hours or overnight. Remove the excess beeswax by wiping it off with a soft cloth.

Suede and Nubuck luxury boots

 

Suede is specially treated leather that is sanded, brushed or napped, creating a soft, textured surface. Nubuck is an expensive, buttery-soft leather often used in very high-end leather sofas and chairs. Nubuck's softness and durability make it an excellent material for boots and jackets. Water and dirt will stain both these leathers. Extra attention is needed to prevent the elements from discoloring boots made from suede or nubuck. Waterproofing Suede or Nubuck Boots

 

Do not use a cloth to wipe the boots. Use a rubber-tipped or plastic brush to wipe off dirt. Use a spray-on waterproof product specifically designed for suede or nubuck. Do not use beeswax or products designed for regular leather boots as these products will permanently designer Timberland boots nubuck or suede.

http://www.ehow.com/way_5280159_way-waterproof-boots.html

Editor: Sophia

 

 

 

 

 

 

 






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