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

1 month update : Great product. It's holding up to the work I do daily. It's durable, applies easy and gives great protection

Amazing product, easy too install. This make third time using it! Every time I install it, the product outlast the boots! Do a lot of fabrication, and lancing haven't had a problem yet!

This is the first product review I’ve ever done (good or bad) in all my years of using Amazon. I bought this product for the boots in the first two pictures. I am a firefighter/paramedic who specializes in technical rescue. That pair of boots had severely worn/damaged toes. I cleaned them up, sanded them per the instructions, taped them off (thanks to other reviewers comments/pictures) and coated them. After two hours I applied a second coat. The next week I had a week long confined space training where I drug the toes of these boots all across concrete, ribbed tunnels, and down brick walls. They held up fantastic! They are now a month in to hard use and show no signs of peeling, scuffing, or wear. I am so impressed I wanted to do another pair of brand new boots I have in holding for when my other pair wears out. Those are the boots in the last three pictures. I was still able to use the product after 4 weeks in my shop. The company says it won’t last that long but when I sealed it up I placed a plastic baggy over the open top and then screwed the lid on. Seemed to have worked. I would buy this product again all day long. I will not put a new pair of boots in service again without putting this product on first. Buy it, you won’t be sorry.

4 stars because I only just applied this product so I cannot speak for it’s longevity yet but I can already tell it is a durable & tough product. So far it seems to provide great protection to boots that get beat up. This products result solely depends on how you personally apply it. I do think it’s easy to apply if you take your time & follow the steps carefully. Found plenty of videos on YouTube. I chose this over tuff toe because it had great reviews and was half the price. After seeing several examples I realized many people’s boots looked messy because they brushed on the product as it was dripping from the applicator. I wanted mine to look nice & neat and as if it was apart of the boots design. See my application advice below: My 1st use so I was cautious & light w each coat. I chose to tape it off w electrical tape because it’s thin and flexible. I measured each toe box & placed 2 layers around the composite toe of my work boots very tight and pushing in to stick to each grove making sure no gaps where it could move under as it dried and made sure it stopped BEFORE where the top of boot bends. I also chose not to apply it onto the gum of the shoe so I taped that also. Cleaned w a boot brush & sanded. Then I dipped & swirled the brush to fully saturate it but tapped/wiped it off so it was NOT drippy as I applied a very light 1st coat slowly and made sure I went the same direction on each part of the toe cap to avoid it looking messy or lumpy. One of my toe caps was already starting to rip so I made sure to dab it in the rip to let the product fill that hole and start to cure so I could add more in the next coat. Once I got every part covered I checked for any drips over the tape & wiped w a dry paper towel. Let sit for 2 hrs in a warm & ventilated area. I chose my bathroom w a heater & the bathroom fan on to vent the smell. It is stinky but I work in construction so I’m used to harsh smells. If you’re not you may want to do this in a more open area. After 2hrs & the product was just tacky enough.. I repeated that process a 2nd time & made sure to fill the toe rip again. Let sit for 30mins or until a little tacky & applied a light 3rd coat carefully so not to remove the 2nd coat as I painted the same spots. Dried overnight in a warm area next to a heater & was able to wear to work after 24hrs.

Have used this for years and will continue to use this for years to come! Excellent product and great long lasting quality!

Updated review... Only a month old & wearing off at the toe already. Not sure what to expect or maybe i could have put it on thicker there. But i haven't been on my knees finishing concrete all month. Been stuck inside a new building patching with mortar. So for the limited amount of time I've actually been on my knees, I'm not too impressed.

Very useful to keep your work boots in good condition for a long time

Repaired my messed up torn up boots surprisingly well! The toe was flapped up and you could see the steel and I was able to put this stuff on had to kinda play with it but my boots were pretty messed up will purchase again!

There’s lots of product and used dobbers and they work well. I let each coat dry for 24 hours and should be every day. Each coat made the cover better.

Lasted about 8 weeks and it wore put on the toe. When it was new it felt like a hard resin but after a few months its soft, it peels at the edges and i can tare at it with my fingers. For what I paid i was dissapointed

Seems tough. I haven't put this stuff through the ringer yet, but it adhered pretty good and formed a thick , rugged later. Follow the directions for easy application. It's held up good for regular use but I haven't been crawling around on grating as much. I'll update after a few more months .

I walk about 200 kms a month on gravel country roads. I wear out the front of expensive hiking boots, some within 6 months. It's where the sole meets the front of the boots. I've tried 3 other products to patch up the holes in the front of my boots. One product didn't even last 6 kms. Kd's has lasted about 60kms up to now. There's a video to help with the installation and it's easy peasy. Kd's will add years of wear to my hiking boots. The repair doesn't even show. The price is really reasonable and you don't have to break in another pair of boots. Thanks Kd ! .....and Tina

Super.. prolonge les bottes