Not the way you'd hope. Without some way to seal it off, you'd have wax dripping out of your phone every time you use it... or charge it. If you do have some wa

Not the way you'd hope. Without some way to seal it off, you'd have wax dripping out of your phone every time you use it... or charge it. If you do have some way to seal it in, then you've probably solved the waterproofing problem anyway. If you do want a waterproofed iPhone, there are cases out there that claim to be waterproof, e.g. LifeProof. I've not used or tested one yet, though...