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Rainshaker Re-proofer

$42.00

Made in house with natural waxes and oils, the reproofer has been made to keep your gear waterproof. Reproofing keeps your gear from becoming dry and frail, as well as acting as a waterproofing membrane it keeps the fabrics moist, protecting it from cracking or tearing over time. A 12oz beeswaxed cotton canvas bag comes with the wax which can be repurposed for your small storage items.

  1. make sure you wash your item in cold water with woolwash or a similar natural substitute and hang out to fully dry

  2. Simply rub the wax into the fabric ensuring all the seams and stitching are well covered.

  3. Use either a heat gun or hair dryer holding it roughly 6-8 inches away and not within the same place at once but rather fanning it over the fabric until the waxes and oils fully impregnate. you might need to dab excess waxes up with paper towel.

  4. it is sometimes necessary to wait a while then get the heat gun or hairdryer out to go over your item once more to ensure the waxes have fully penetrated into the fabric. See our videos section on a demonstration.

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Made in house with natural waxes and oils, the reproofer has been made to keep your gear waterproof. Reproofing keeps your gear from becoming dry and frail, as well as acting as a waterproofing membrane it keeps the fabrics moist, protecting it from cracking or tearing over time. A 12oz beeswaxed cotton canvas bag comes with the wax which can be repurposed for your small storage items.

  1. make sure you wash your item in cold water with woolwash or a similar natural substitute and hang out to fully dry

  2. Simply rub the wax into the fabric ensuring all the seams and stitching are well covered.

  3. Use either a heat gun or hair dryer holding it roughly 6-8 inches away and not within the same place at once but rather fanning it over the fabric until the waxes and oils fully impregnate. you might need to dab excess waxes up with paper towel.

  4. it is sometimes necessary to wait a while then get the heat gun or hairdryer out to go over your item once more to ensure the waxes have fully penetrated into the fabric. See our videos section on a demonstration.