How to Wax a Canvas Backpack with Fjallraven Greenland Wax. 

I've waxed/re-waxed a few things. My favorite waxes to use are Outback Trading Duckback Dressing and Filson's Oil Wax. Both of them have a similar, soft consistency (not in bar form like Fjallraven and Otter Wax) and they apply _very_ easily. A heat gun shouldn't be too hot, just make sure to keep it moving and use the lower temps on it. But my favorite thing to do: put the waxed item in an old pillowcase, or in the case of a bag, turn it inside out and zip it closed. Throw into a dryer on medium heat for about 20 minutes. This method really makes the finish so much more even than anything else I've tried. And it's perfectly safe, for those wondering. Even high heat is not hot enough to combust the garment or wax.

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Awesome video!

I bought a kaft backpack which has similar hardware to this pack, but at £40 I didn't feel like it was a rip off. I used Greenland wax on it too a week before this video came out, massive coincidence.

Hey i need an advice on raw denim. It very difficult to get selvedge raw denim in India, i did find one or two jeans but they were not my size they were one larger. With denim bcz you want it to stretch not shrink so i believe they are no a go. Now for my question. Although I can't find 100% cotton raw denim jeans i did find quite a few from good brands selling them but they all had 2% elastine. Should I buy ones with 2% elastine or try harder to find 100% cotton or maybe get a pair stitched although it will be quite a hastle?

Great video and guidance. I was thinking that to save the iron you could use some baking paper (or reusable baking sheet). Edit: not sure how to designate or translate “reusable baking sheet” (it’s like baking paper but you can re-use and wash it).

I'd like to see some black denim and you have any natural indigo or green cast denims?

I just waxed my canvas backpack with Fjallraven wax. However when I compare with some pictures of other waxed canvas, mine looks much less waxed as it doesn’t have a plastic feeling. It looks actually more like yours. Should I keep waxing? I just tested and it’s waterproof now.

I can melt fjällräven wax with my hair dryer, it just takes a while

Hey! do you kwnow if this wax works on 100% cotton jackets?

VIDEO IDEA: I would like to see the results of what happens (short term and long term) if you wax raw selvedged denim (pants, jacket or both).

Was this marketed to women/a women's model? I feel like this is a common problem with women's clothing, and I absolutely hate it. I like durable, rugged workwear, and I have trouble finding it for me (i am a petite woman) You and your girlfriend should make, like, a comparison video of same brands and products but mens models vs womens models. If you want to, that is! Love your channel!

You should update the title to include Nordlight to save anybody else from buying this fake.

I bought my kanken bag 2 months ago and I am disappointed to find out that the bag isn't waterproof for the price you pay. Why the hell would you still have to wax it? Surely a bag of this quality should be waterproof on its own. Please enlighten me guys