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scorpion venom archery products best lubricants around!
string wax
what is every ones wax preference
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i prefer the bohning seal tite
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Dalton Archery Products, inc. High speed bow wax conitioner Sage. It goes on smooth and smells good.
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Double Ditto
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tite
bohning seal tite for sure never had a problem. althou i wouldnt mind trying that stuff that suppose to smell like dirt
bohning seal tite for sure never had a problem. althou i wouldnt mind trying that stuff that suppose to smell like dirt
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In my bow case at all times; Bhoning's Xcellelator and Scorpion Venom (paste with leather patch).
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New BCY X-WAX Comes with leather applicater
Pasty like scorpion venom , but little thicker consistancy...I like it better than venom....You get more and its a little less expensive
Pasty like scorpion venom , but little thicker consistancy...I like it better than venom....You get more and its a little less expensive
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double ditto! supior comes to mind!
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I have been using the Brownell Wax, its really soft and very easy to work into the string.
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ive used seal-tite, tex-tite, brownell's and cir-cut's graphite-silicone waxes.
the consistancy of the bohning 'tites and the brownell wax are about the same. soft and very tacky. goes on kinda clumpy, but easily melted into the strands with the fingers.
the cir-cut wax has a blue color to it and is harder, like a candle i would say. goes on smooth and works in ok. i use this type when i'm making strings and after the strings are done and on the bow for a while, i'll use the softer waxes.
the brownell wax is nice because it has a twist-up tube, like a chapstik tube on steroids. makes it really nice to get the wax out of the tube.
overall, any of these 4 waxes will work fine for synthetic strings. not much color bleeding between the black and grey that i use.
the consistancy of the bohning 'tites and the brownell wax are about the same. soft and very tacky. goes on kinda clumpy, but easily melted into the strands with the fingers.
the cir-cut wax has a blue color to it and is harder, like a candle i would say. goes on smooth and works in ok. i use this type when i'm making strings and after the strings are done and on the bow for a while, i'll use the softer waxes.
the brownell wax is nice because it has a twist-up tube, like a chapstik tube on steroids. makes it really nice to get the wax out of the tube.
overall, any of these 4 waxes will work fine for synthetic strings. not much color bleeding between the black and grey that i use.
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