waterproofing

[jarnold46]

Hello fellow hunters. I occasionally post with info needs and am always pleased with good practical knowledge-help. Again I find myself in need. I will be hunting in the Wyoming mountains and want to rewaterproof my old tried and true raingear and do the same to some Carhart Heavy duck pants. What would you suggest....I will be rifle hunting so a little odor would be tolerable.
Thanks
John

 

[Outdoordan]

We sell a line of McNetts waterproofers (DWR). I would suggest the soft shell. Also, we sell the Badlands that has a DWR and a scent suppressant.

www.hunthardcore.com

 

[travishunter3006]

Scotch Guard makes a good spray. I recondition my boots every year before going afield. It works on all types of surfaces. Worked on an old tent I have.

 

[outdoorsdude]

I saw this stuff at Home Depot the other day, and it got my interest.
[http://www.rustoleum.com/product-catalog/consumer-brands/neverwet/neverwet-kit/]

Don't know much about it, but the box showed it being used on boots.

 

[ELKMASTER101]

god old saddle soap and cut the smell with skunk

 

[sageman]

Watch a never wet test on tube. I waited two years for this stuff and when it hit the market and was tested it will not last long on garments and the reason the commercials always Show whitethings is because the stuff will turn your camo white.