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BarbourĀ® Wax Dressing

Our Price: $12.00

  • Tax-Free Outside Ohio!

  • ALL CANS OF WAX ARE SENT OUT VIA POSTAL SERVICE.  SHIPPING TIMES MAY BE INCREASED.

    Keeps your Barbour Wax Jacket waterproof and strong with Barbour Thornproof Wax Dressing. Regular re-proofing is essential as it protects the fabric, maintains its water-proof qualities and insures a long, useful life. You can re-proof just the worn looking areas (elbows, creases, pocket edges, etc) or the entire garment. One can should be enough for regular sized jackets with two cans recommended for longer jacket styles like the Barbour Border. UAC0001MI11

    Since 1894, Barbour has been making high-quality heavy-duty jackets to help shield boat workers from the worst of the elements. Part of the way that it helps shield its wearer is through a thin wax coating on the jacket. However, this coating doesn't stay on permanently. Indeed, you'll have to reproof the jacket every year to keep its maximum effectiveness. Fortunately, the process isn't that tough.

    Difficulty: Moderately Easy
    Instructions

    Things You'll Need:

    • Barbour waxed jacket
    • Barbour wax
    • Pot of hot water - or plug in coffee mug warmer
    • Hairdryer
    • Sponge
    • Cloth
    • Newspaper
    1. Step 1

      Wipe down the outside of the jacket using a sponge and ice cold water. Do not use warm water nor try to put it in the wash as that will permanently damage the jacket.

    2. Step 2

      Open the top of the can of wax, and put it into a pot full of boiling water, or on the mug warmer. Do not let the water touch the wax, but simply place the can in the water in order to melt the wax inside it.

    3. Step 3

      Dab the wax onto the jacket in small and controlled amounts using a thin piece of cloth such as a dish rag or an old T shirt. You may want to wear rubber gloves.  Make sure to take care of creases, cuffs and seams on the jacket. Avoid getting wax on any part that wasn't originally waxed, such as the collar or the jacket's lining.

    4. Step 4

      Hang your jacket on a hanger. Put newspaper underneath it. Now, blow dry heat all over the jacket. This will melt away the excess wax and give the jacket an all-new sheen. The newspaper will catch the excess wax and keep it from making too much of a mess. Leave it for a day to let it set.

    Tips & Warnings


      $12.00

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