edonthenet
10-15-2006, 09:54 AM
There`s a product on the market for leather gloves, shoes, etc called Sno-seal. It`s actually beeswax and you apply it to the leather and heat it with a hairdryer. When it gets warm enough it liquifies and soaks right into the leather. After it cools it turns back into a wax leaving the leather very soft and supple. Also gives it a non-staining protection and waterproofs. Plus it doesn`t make the surface shiny or oily. I was thinking of using it on my car seats. Has anyone tried this stuff, or in this application before?