What Makes Novvo's Vow Different?
Most people think faded, dried-out leather and wood need more oil, a fresh coat of polish, or a complete refinish. But that's where things can go wrong. Heavy treatments can leave greasy residue, while sanding, stripping, and dyeing can erase the original marks that make your belongings special.
Novvo's Vow takes a different approach with its dual-action oil-and-wax formula. Hemp seed oil, jojoba oil, and shea butter provide conditioning, while beeswax and carnauba wax help create a protective, buffable finish.
Instead of simply covering up years of wear, Novvo's Vow is designed to care for compatible wood and leather surfaces without sanding or stripping away their original character. Because the goal isn't to make your dad's old rifle or granddad's saddle look brand new. It's to help it look like theirs again, with every memory still intact.
Why Choose Novvo?
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| Buffs dry in 10 minutes |
FAQ
Will Novvo' Vow darken my rifle stock or leather?
Will Novvo' Vow darken my rifle stock or leather?
It may temporarily deepen the color of wood, much like wiping it with a damp cloth. As you buff and let it dry, the color usually settles into a more natural-looking finish. Leather can respond similarly. There's no added dye, but results depend on the material, so always test a hidden area—like the inside of the forend or back of a sling—and judge the color once it's fully dry.
Will it make my wood or leather sticky or attract dust?
Will it make my wood or leather sticky or attract dust?
Not when applied correctly. Simply spread a thin layer, wait about 10 minutes, then buff away the excess until nothing transfers onto your hand. The goal is a clean, dry-feeling wax finish rather than a greasy coating. Applying too much or skipping the buffing step can leave unwanted residue.
Will it clog or soften the checkering on my rifle stock?
Will it clog or soften the checkering on my rifle stock?
Not if you're careful with the amount. Use the smallest possible amount around checkering, or tape those sections off entirely. Thick layers of oil or wax can build up between the points, but a very light application that's properly wiped away helps preserve the original texture.
Can I apply it over existing finishes like Tru-Oil, varnish, lacquer, or shellac?
Can I apply it over existing finishes like Tru-Oil, varnish, lacquer, or shellac?
Yes, provided the existing finish is compatible. Novvo' Vow is a surface-care product, not a stripper or refinishing treatment. For older lacquer or shellac finishes, clean the surface first and always test a concealed area, since some aged finishes can be particularly sensitive.
My rifle stock is greasy or sticky from old cosmoline or gun-case foam. Will this remove it?
My rifle stock is greasy or sticky from old cosmoline or gun-case foam. Will this remove it?
You'll need to clean that buildup off first. A suitable residue remover or carefully applied mineral spirits may help with certain finishes, but always check compatibility beforehand. Old cosmoline and embedded grease must be addressed separately—Novvo' Vow isn't a degreaser. Once the wood is properly cleaned and dry, you can apply the salve to a compatible finish.
Why spend more on Novvo' Vow when linseed oil costs just $5 a quart?
Why spend more on Novvo' Vow when linseed oil costs just $5 a quart?
Because the cheapest option isn't always the most convenient or the finish you're looking for. A half-used quart sitting in your garage doesn't help if you're still unhappy with how your stock looks. Linseed oil needs proper application and curing, Tru-Oil may create more gloss than you want, and professional refinishing can cost hundreds of dollars and take weeks. Novvo' Vow offers a convenient oil-and-wax blend for compatible wood and leather, backed by a 90-day money-back guarantee.
Joesph Y.
This is exactly how I feel!! My granddad's rifle has marks all over it, but that's what makes it special to me. Anyone can buy a shiny new rifle, but you can't replace the memories behind those old scratches.