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How to Recreate Horween's Cinnamon Waxed Flesh Leather on Red Wing Moc Toe Boots
DescriptionI’m finally tackling the one project I’ve avoided for months: replicating Horween’s Cinnamon Waxed Flesh on a pair of Red Wing 8173s moc toes. Waxing a moc toe boot presents a unique challenge, preserving the iconic moc seam stitching, so I’m experimenting with a polycrylic "shield" and a custom blend of Venetian LeathMore
I’m finally tackling the one project I’ve avoided for months: replicating Horween’s Cinnamon Waxed Flesh on a pair of Red Wing 8173s moc toes. Waxing a moc toe boot presents a unique challenge, preserving the iconic moc seam stitching, so I’m experimenting with a polycrylic "shield" and a custom blend of Venetian Leather Balms to see if we can achieve that rugged, low-maintenance finish without ruining the contrast. Along the way, we’ll dive into the history of the WWII Marine Field Shoe, the origins of the term "boondocker," and why a final coat of matte acrylic might be the secret to matching the durability of a factory-waxed hide. Whether you’re a Patina Thunderdome veteran or just looking to weather-proof your roughout, join me as we see if this unconventional technique can actually survive a week of real-world wear.
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