Gotta Love Moleskin!.....Uh, Maybe Not! :-)

[JimB]

[magnus]

Bow Hush is the best I've found to silence string slap. Easy to apply as well.

[ranger 3]

WD40

[old coyote]

X2 WD40

[Jim Wright]

I would third wd40 and suspect "remoil" and other petroleum distillate-based lubricants on a paper towel will remove the adhesive residue in short order. I don't know of a bow finish they would harm and a good rubbing with a dry paper towel is clean-up.

[Michael Pfander]

I find that the self adhesive felt in HD and other stores is the easiest and quietest way to fab up adjustable rests and side plates.  You can shape it with a sharp knife and its slightly spongy and quiet.  I use it on metal ILF risers, lets you tune an off the shelf system, where there is no radius on the shelf or side plate.
MAP

[Night Wing]

Originally posted by Wannabe1:
Well, Terry was right. In just the short time it was on the bow, it left a nasty residue to get off! Won't be using that again!!!

Been there, done that a long time ago. Lesson learned, "never again".

[two4hooking]

Originally posted by JimB:
 

I'm with JimB

[Mike Mecredy]

I take wieght off bows for people all the time, if you ever have a problem with it let me know.  (BUT... it's not reversable.)

[Chub]

i had string slap on both of my bob lees.one i got a sbd string slap was gon the other bow i put on a set of brush buttons stringslap was gone

[ECRESS]

How about the carpet side of velcro seems to last longer than moleskin.

[CDR]

You know I was shooting tonight, and looking at the velcro on my limbs...folded up curling in the corners. NOT a good look! I think its time to try bow hush that looks like the ticket!