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Hot Glove Heat Treatment Instant Glove Break-In for Baseball and Softball Gloves - the Original Hot Glove

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Hot Glove Heat Treatment Instant Glove Break-In for Baseball and Softball Gloves - the Original Hot Glove

NOTHING WORKS FASTER! Hot Glove Heat Treatment breaks in your glove quickly and safely. Instantly breaks in your new glove and also restores your old glove.
Simply apply the Hot Glove Formula to the glove generously around the glove and laces. The power of the formula is unleashed through the low heat of your oven. A few minutes of heat opens the pours of the leather, allowing the proprietary formula to deeply penetrate the leather and soften your glove like no other product on the market.
Non-Toxic, safe, effective, and Made in the USA. There are no harsh chemicals to deteriorate your glove. Hot Glove Treatment Softens, Conditions, and Waterproofs.
Millions of gloves have successfully been treated with Hot Glove for the last 20+ years. Guaranteed not to ruin your glove!
Each can of Hot Glove has about 6 to 8 Glove Treatments in it. Ok to treat the glove more than once if necessary. Works on both leather and vinyl gloves.

Quick, Easy and SAFE. Hot Glove Treatment breaks in new leather or vinyl baseball gloves in 10 mintues. This one-of-a-kind break-in system will have you catching balls with your new glove today as if you had been playing with it for 6 months. Just rub Hot Glove foam on a new glove, insert into a conventional oven at 350 degrees for 4 minutes. Repeat once if necessary. Hot Glove will break in the new glove, softening, conditioning and waterproofing it all in minutes. Successfully used on millions of gloves over the past decade.