To wax or not to wax?
Contributors to this thread:Equipment
From: loopmtz
29-Jun-15
Serving that is? It seems like everyone I ask has a different opinion. Winner's choice said no, Hoyt said yes, some bow shops say yes, some say no.
What say you and why?
Thanks.
From: WapitiBob
29-Jun-15
WC uses a different product. Use whichever you want, I have a 30 year old tube of wax I use.
From: loopmtz
29-Jun-15
From: TD
29-Jun-15
Sorry, I thought this was another manscaping thread....
carry on....
From: 60X Strings
29-Jun-15
60X Strings's Link
You do not want to wax the serving. I have attached a link to an article we did on waxing bowstrings
From: loopmtz
29-Jun-15
60X Strings- great thanks... But what is the reason for not waxing the serving?
From: IdyllwildArcher
30-Jun-15
I thought this might be another manscaping thread.
From: Bou'bound
30-Jun-15
waxing nock serving won't matter one way or the other. waxing cam serving or where serving goesw through roller guard can slow things down, attract abrasive grit and debris, and is not a good idea.
From: alpinebowman
30-Jun-15
waxing the serving will also aid in serving separation since you are introducing a lubing agent. only wax the exposed string fibers. Serving is made to take the abuse unwaxed.
From: coelker
30-Jun-15
I was all excited to share my latest man-scaping story, but sadly I am not sure that this thread is headed that direction!
But my wife does like like her serving waxed.... Ok I am leaving now!
From: Z Barebow
30-Jun-15
I was hoping this thread was about "Brazilian".
Disappointed!!!
I will now go back to my bowl.
From: Buffalo1
30-Jun-15
I have never heard of waxing string serving. I have always been told the string is want needed to be waxed.
