Clothing/Gear � While the wax is theoretically made for canvas fabric items (like the bag above), it can be used on virtually any material. It should go without saying, but if you want an item of clothing to remain breathable, waxing is not the way to go, as it will seal up the fabric�s pores of ventilation.... Clothing/Gear � While the wax is theoretically made for canvas fabric items (like the bag above), it can be used on virtually any material. It should go without saying, but if you want an item of clothing to remain breathable, waxing is not the way to go, as it will seal up the fabric�s pores of ventilation.
14/10/2006�� If the wax has not penetrated too deeply into the fabric, just put the clothes into the freezer and wait until the wax is brittle. Much if not all of it should come off with gentle scraping.
12/12/2006�� With an Iron, put paper towels over the wax and run the iron over the paper towel. Keep moving the towel as it will soak up the wax. Just keep doing this until all the wax is removed.
Make sure the wax stain is not getting wet from leaks or condensation, as moisture will make the stain harder to get out. Scrape off as much of the wax as you can with a dull knife or other hard flat edge [Source: Stain-removal-101 ].