Kg's Boot Guard Brush On Toe Protection – Brush On Liquid for Tough, Long-Lasting Safety Protection on Boots

I’m always bummed that I only get about 6 months out of a pair of boots. (I work on highways daily) The best boots I’ve found for a good mix of comfort and longevity (Carolina’s) don’t have a toe guard, and so I blow through the toes in a matter of months. I came across KG’s and liked how it looked in the pictures, and how it applied, so I decided to give it a whirl. I got the 4.5 oz. I still have about 1/3 of the can left. The price is awesome. Well worth the money if I get a few more months of use out of my boots.It goes on super easy. This stuff is pretty well idiot proof. I did 2 coats on my new pair of boots, and 3 on my daily drivers. You would never know that there were large holes in the old boots. I hope this stuff holds up. I made sure to clean well, and sand where I wanted adhesion….. some of the pics on this stuff looked like either there were bad batches, or the product was over worked. You want to get it down evenly as possible, then leave it alone. If you get a batch, and it’s not pretty runny, then you got a bad batch. Anyway….. I am very pleased with the way these boots turned out. I have no doubts that I can get a few more months out of these boots. The next pair will last longer too. Will update review in a few months.

With some patience and following the instructions this toe protector works great. Would recommend using on new boots before they get dirty/oily. Attention to detail while masking makes application clean and easy. A sharp razor knife makes removing masking easier. Note: 4 hours between coats, and 24 hours cure time.

I like this product over all I think they could use a few more shades that dark brown and black because boots come in more shades than two. Unless you have black boots or dark brown boots it looks kinda dumb but hey they’re just work boots right? I tend not to feel that way personally I spent 2-300 dollars on these things I’d really appreciate them still being passable looks wise.The application process is way way messier than I bargained for and the included brush is mostly useless if you’re trying to get any kind of control over where you’re putting the product I’d recommend getting a paint brush of your own to do it so you’re literally not having to stick your fingers in the product to stir up the rubber at the bottom of the jar. It’s also very very runny so put a paper towels or something down you don’t mind being ruined forever before you start.I still give this product 4 stars because I got lucky with the color match and the stuff protecting my boots against me kicking things instead of using a hammer it is very good for its intended purpose. I just wish the brush didn’t suck and it wasn’t so runny are my main two problems with it. But so far it’s survived the west Texas desert and building a well pad and tank farm so I think it does do its job. The picture included is after washing off a month of use.

Take your time applying and it will save your expensive work boots. Looks good, tough stuff. Did 2 pair of boots with some left.

Great product! Used on damaged leather heels of my old snowboard boots. Texture keeps boots locked in my bindings too.

Great product and super durable. Easy to apply as well. But I marked it three stars for the following reason. I received the item but didn't use it for a couple of months. When I did use it, it was all dried up. I called the company and they asked for a number on the box. They said the one I had was a year old. They sent me a fresh new one right away.

Mandatory requirement for me wearing boots in a welding shop all boots wear out first in the toes then the stitching unravels or burns up in my case.

Messy stuff, but my boots came out pretty good. Very happy.