During the archery season in Wyoming, I hunt primarily antelope and elk using spot and stalk.

In September, it is usually very dry and can be windy. When using the Excalibur wax, I had a real problem with dust collecting on the rail of my old Exomax and I was constantly having to clean and rewax the rail. I also wonder if the constant grit on the rail contributed to the lightning fast(around 35-40 shots) serving failure.

I recently replaced the Excalibur Exomax with a Darton Impact and I'm wondering if there is a way to lube the rail that will collect less dust than the wax I used on the Excalibur. One of the crossbow shooter at my archery club suggested auto wax. I was wondering if you folks who have been shooting awhile have any suggestion or secrets you'd be willing to share? Thanks.