Here is my process once the string is done and pulled tight on the string stretcher:
1) apply heavy coat on the main string only. Burnish with leather. Wipe once with paper towel.
2) apply heavy coat to section where the loops are twisted down. Burnish with leather, wipe once with paper towel.
3) inspect entire string and lay one light coat of beeswax done and rub in with my fingers. Any spot at all dry gets extra. Careful of loops and where center serving will cover. Light burnish with clean paper towel.
4) pull string off the stringer, coat loops repeatedly with light coats an rub in with fingers. Wipe away with a paper towel.
Yeah, it takes me 1-2 hours to make a string between these and all of the other extra steps I do. But they come out really sweet and they last a very long time. Here you can see how shiny the string is, and how those plys are stuck together without wax clumped anywhere. To me this is the right mix of getting enough wax impregnated in there, but getting rid of the stuff that makes dirt and stuff stick to your string.