String Maker's Bow String Wax Review
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Looking for the best all-around bow string wax? We've found that straight beeswax is too hard. Our 3Rivers String Maker's Wax is a special blend of pure beeswax and pine rosin for the perfect bow string wax. Preferred by Flemish string makers because of its inherent adhesion qualities. It is very tacky and perfect for holding strands together as you build your bow string. A superior adhesion. Whether you're hand twisting Flemish Twist bow strings or just want to keep the strings you have well maintained, 3Rivers String Maker's Wax is THE wax of choice. Suggested for use on all bow strings regardless of material type. Sold in a 1 ounce cup. Best all-purpose string wax available Superior Adhesion and Very Tacky Perfect for making Flemish Twist Bow Strings One wax for all string types Made in the USA ...read more
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String Maker's Bow String Wax Reviews
I would recommend this product to new string makers
Arrow dude
3 years ago
product does as intended
Great Wax
Lawson11b
3 years ago
Read reviews about it being difficult to work with. Sat it in the sun for a minute then applied. Exactly what I was looking for.
Greg product works great to hold my screens together aahs I
Nikka
3 years ago
Work really good once it was soft I was doing a Flemish twist bowstring and it helps hold everything together as I was twisting it up made it really easy being it's the first couple times I've done it one bad thing is the shape of the wax was a little hard to use and hold on to
Nothing special
John
4 years ago
This product was hard as a rock and not usable. I've gone back to some wax I had which was much more pliable and able to work into the string.
Yes
Stikshooter
5 years ago
Works very well for string building.
Yes I will buy this product again
Bud
5 years ago
I really like this string wax
Good string wax
Mark C.
6 years ago
Much better than using just beeswax. Holds strand bundles together much better than beeswax alone. Make sure you're in a warm setting though or can heat up this wax a little bit as it is a bit harder than beeswax or regular string wax and will clump more the colder the setting.
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BMAC
7 years ago
Used the wax on my Fleming strings for my recurve. Works well on my current string and I waxed my spare string also. Much better than the stick that I used on my compound bow.
Extremely hard wax.
Grif
7 years ago
This wax is very hard which makes it tough to work into the string fibers when you are building a string.
A "gotta have"
Ken
9 years ago
A product that I didn't know must be used; the video of removing the excess with heavy thread was most useful; thank you, 3 Rivers!
String Maker's Bow String Wax Questions and Answers
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Nicole
4 years ago
Can it safely be microwaved to warm it up?
I would recommend a bic lighter or candle to soften the wax.
4 years ago
I would recommend a bic lighter or candle to soften the wax.
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MEK
13 years ago
I ordered this wax a while back and haven't figured out how to use it, as it's hard as a rock! Do you have to heat it with a lighter or some other heat source before you can apply it to your bow string? I've been using Textite for now. Thanks.
You use it like any other string wax and simply take the wax and
13 years ago
You use it like any other string wax and simply take the wax and run it up and down string. The heat from running it up and down will help melt the wax and get it to stick to the string. After that take a small psc of leather and wrap it around the string and then run it up and the down the string, this will force the wax into the core of the string and burnish it.
Hold the wax with your palm, place the string between your thumb
12 years ago
Hold the wax with your palm, place the string between your thumb and the wax and run the string through.
I usually put it in a plastic ziplock bag and carry it in my poc
12 years ago
I usually put it in a plastic ziplock bag and carry it in my pocket to warm it up a little before I use it so it's easier to apply. I live in a hot climate so leaving it in the direct sunlight works well too. Don't skimp on application and run a piece of nice leather up and down several times to further melt the wax into the bundles. Good shootin'!
use only the light colored side. the manufacturer, had a wonderf
13 years ago
use only the light colored side. the manufacturer, had a wonderful idea using the pine rosin, unfortunately, a step of straining off impurities was omited, so if you are using the dark colored side, it wont work, or worse, it will abrade your string. here's a tip, when you have a bunch of left over cakes, double broil them in a cup cake paper. this remelts and all the sediment once again settles, or you could always slow pour off the good stuff if it's worth your time, just my two pennies... Joshua Albanese
Just rub it on your string like normal wax then take your finger
13 years ago
Just rub it on your string like normal wax then take your finger and rub the string up and down tell the heat from your hands works the wax into the string.