string waxing?

[3Feathers]

Anybody wax their serving on a longbow string.Would it be OK if you did?

Not me. Can't think of a reason why anyone would want to wax the serving?

Bisch

[Veneficus]

I dont and wouldnt just because I wouldnt want wax in my nocks and on my fingers but I dont see that it would hurt anything,but I dont see the need either. I use halo or crown serving and it doesnt fray like nylon.

[Yewbender]

I just wax the sting, no need to on serving.

[ChiefStingingArrow]

Wax on the serving could cause a not so clean release.

[Charlie Lamb]

Been waxing the entire string (including serving) since I was a pup. Always rub the string down with a leather pad afterword.

No problems of any kind doing it that way. If anything the release is smoother.

[bowfanatik]

Originally posted by Charlie Lamb:
Been waxing the entire string (including serving) since I was a pup. Always rub the string down with a leather pad afterword.

No problems of any kind doing it that way. If anything the release is smoother.

X2 ,
specially waxing serving ,on limbs because  friction . Central serving because that part always hitting in arm guard .

[canuck4570]

same here wax everiting

and rub the rest from my fingers on the tab

make the tab soft and I feel the string more

[Recurve7]

No, it could possibly loosen the serving.

[mark land]

I wax the whole string as well and never had any issues with it, gives me a cleaner release and cut's down on wear as well.