Wax on serving / string and cables
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DO You Or DO YOU Not- put wax on the serving material that is on your cables and strings???
I have heard/read thats its good to do so so that the wax can be worked into and thru the serving and get to the threads beneath.
AND Ive also heard/read that serving material was not made to be waxed and waxing it could cause the serving material to become slippery and cause it to start to seperate.
I have heard/read thats its good to do so so that the wax can be worked into and thru the serving and get to the threads beneath.
AND Ive also heard/read that serving material was not made to be waxed and waxing it could cause the serving material to become slippery and cause it to start to seperate.
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Arlington WA USA
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My Mathews Pro Shop said to wax everything so I do. I also keep a piece of 4 0z tooling lether and rub my string and cables to heat them up and it really workd the wax in good. After a while you don' t need much wax any more . . . you' ll have enough on the leather.
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I wax all of it Harness system included, although you do want to keep the wax away from your peep -and if you have one ,your string loop, getting it under these 2 items may cause them to slide out of placement on your string.
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Yes wax everything. Before taking my bow out to the field for the season, I take the string off and wax everything heavily. When you put the string back on, you have to wipe the excess wax off.