Homemade Waterproofing…. Cotton, Leather, Wood, Metal, or Whatever !!!

By | June 16, 2016

Just wanted to pass on an easy waterproofer that I learned how to make a very long time ago. Just be careful when making it. It’s very easy to get burned if you don’t pay attention. Otherwise it’s the type of recipee that will work for a lifetime.
Recipe is as follows 16oz of beeswax + 8oz of turpentine + 8oz of linseed oil = The best waterproofer that can be made at home.

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14 thoughts on “Homemade Waterproofing…. Cotton, Leather, Wood, Metal, or Whatever !!!

  1. Bethany Taylor

    can I use this on wood counters in my kitchen? how long does the seal last before you have to reseal it?

  2. Connor Gaskin

    if is a 1-1/2-12 ratio then you messed up. the 1lb of wax is by weight. you measures the liquids by volume not weight.

  3. Daniel Velez

    Great video! I have a question that someone asked before. Is this mix toxic to your skin? It is safe to wear something with the mix applied?

  4. Reggie Hodges

    Just found your video and made some. It works great ! I even gave some to my bushcrafting friends and they loved it ! Thanks !

  5. Bill K.

    Great video, thanks for sharing this with us. How much of your original amount did it take to waterproof that haversack?

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