Getting ready to place an order for some goodies , figured I might as well get some string/cable wax.
Only two choices offered where I plan to purchase are both Bohning, on is Seal-Tite which says it' s silicone based, the other is Tex-Tite which says it' s specialy formulated for synthetic strings.
My strings and Cable are 450+, I think. Which wax should I get? Does it make a difference?
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"œNow then, get your weapons "” your quiver and bow "” and go out to the open country to hunt some wild game for me."
I haven' t used the Seal Tite, but I' ve got something that sounds similar. It' s Black Lightning wax from Pro Release. This stuff is impregnated with graphite and silicone. They' ve got White Lightning too that' s just silicone impregnated. Anyway, this stuff is slick - literally! I especially like to use it on the cables. Slicks ' em up good sliding through the cable slide. I like to use it on my end servings where they contact the cams to keep serving wear down. I even rub some into my shootin' tab to keep it slicked up.
If the Seal Tite is anything like this stuff, I think you' d like it.
I still use regular ol' TexTite on the string though. Seems to last longer. Cover your bases and get both!
I have used Bohing ' Tex-Tite for a long time and wouldn' t trust my Mathews FX to anything else. I' m on my third season with the same string and it is still in great condition.
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Mathews Switchback XT, Shaffer Mat-1 Dropaway Rest, Toxonics K9 HD 5 pin, Dead On Range Finder, No-Peep, Fletcher .44 Caliper release, Beman ICS 400 Hunter Arrows, Sonic (7/8" 100' s, Simms Modular Stabilizer, Balcom Bowsling.
Which bowstring wax to buy...
, figured I might as well get some string/cable wax.
100' s, Simms Modular Stabilizer, Balcom Bowsling.
