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I use bees wax for my bow string and it builds up in a few spots, is there and tips like using a blow dryer to melt the wax or anything else out there yall know ?
Thanks for the help =]
Started by LEROYDOZOIS on
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To apply I just rub the wax on and rub quickly with just myI try not to....
Take your string to remove excess wax.
The cam with wax as well? Get so real proper bow wax that will take care of your string properly.
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So my field points were coming loose and people on here recommended that I use string wax to keep them locked in. So I just put string wax on all of my field points and put them together.
My question is, do you do the same thing for your Hunting Broadheads...
Started by hedp on
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Yeah just some string wax if needed i usually if the arrow gets wet Nothing at all wax will also keep the old broadheads from rusting, but they glue tape or ....
string wax on fp and bh....
Used loc-tite or something.
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Is there a substitute to bow string wax I can use?
The bow shops in my area are all out of wax.
Thanks
Shaun
Started by shaunshaun on
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Ek dink kerswas kan werk, maar dan moet jy die snaar baie goed warm maak .
The archer is the weakest link.
Ek wonder ook maar
Senter miesies Venter
Your bow is a high performance machine .
Kerswas? vryf 'n kers op/af teen die snaar.
Sorry, ek weet nie.
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I use a special blend, and everytime I stretch it out it flakes? I need to prevent this because eventually I'm going to sell it. I've tried everything from more pliable wax, to differen't mesh +1/-0 Reply
Started by ICSMD on
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There are so many wax meshes coming out that if someone knows the secret to no flakes beeswax Reply I also have no knowledge on this subject but I remember reading on a wax tutorial forum of the people but I have heard that evenly dipping....
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What do you guys use to wax your bow strings? What brand? I bought some Pape's bow string wax and I'm not sure if it's a good brand. I'm wary about purchasing accessories from my local shop now.
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I like the Brownell String Wax I've been using the Bohning seal-tite (I think) for quite a few and some parts of it looked like they were starting to fray so that's when I bought some string wax years and never had a problem....
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I was told not to wax the serving but I recently saw a few vids with a guy who said it's necessary to do. Is he right?
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So I take....
There is bow string material under the serving that needs wax like the rest of the string and servings stick to wax, and was told it could damage the string and possibly cam if you draw it with dirt n point.
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I use 452x and I burnish the string twice and get a bunch of wax off. The problem is that when I put on the serving (bcy 3 d) wax from the string still ozzes out and discolors the serving. Black string and yellow serving. I know that they make a low wax...
Started by Tunaboy on
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Mason line for burnishing the string is the best way.
Hutch more guys will chime in, hope this helps.
To even out and remove the wax and give the string the look you want.
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So yeah, I'm on kind of a stringing kick lately and heres my new Super Power strung up with some kind of wax mesh. I got the mesh as a throw in from a trade, I don't know what kind it is. It did flake quite...
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Last week I took a trip to my local GC. I had a couple of old gift cards with a few bucks left on them, so I looked around and decided to buy a bottle of Music Nomad Guitar Wax, made with White Brazilian Carnauba. When I got home I tried it on my Squier...
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Black....
I just use polish on them every one in a while .
How long has your bass been growing hair in undesireable places?
Sorry I don't wax my basses.
Pledge So tell me.
It makes it shine, i love it.
I use warwick wax on my zebrawood tobias.
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I have been experimenting with wax meshes. People have said bees wax works the best. But, where from? and is there clear? also I need tips for wax making. ive tried the tutorials on here, but they always turn out weird.
Thanks
Started by laxkid11262 on
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Basically i have a 1/2 gallon tomato can I put the... .
I just buy the raw bees wax, but you can get clear/white.
Took me a good amount of time to get mine right I have made a couple dozen bees wax and they all turned out fine.
Place to start.
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