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Revivex Suede & Fabric Water Repellent
Gear Aid
Revivex Suede & Fabric Water Repellent
$10.95
Description

　　Safely waterproof boots and footwear

　　When you need to waterproof hiking boots, protect suede shoes or weatherproof GORE-TEX® footwear, only one water repellent will do. Revivex Nubuck, Suede & Fabric Water Repellent is the high-tech treatment for your high-tech footwear. It will safely waterproof nubuck, suede and waterproof/breathable boots and shoes to keep your feet looking good and feeling dry. Just apply Revivex Nubuck & Suede Water Repellent and allow to dry overnight. They’ll be shedding water in no time flat.

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Description
Brand Name:
Gear Aid
Weight:
4 oz.
Made In:
USA
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
36270
UPC:
021563362701
Other Features:
• Water repellent spray safely protects boots and shoes
• Weatherproofs and prevents staining
• Ideal for use on nubuck and suede footwear
• Safe for waterproof-breathable footwear including GORE-TEX® and eVent®
• Made in USA
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