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Girls call me Makaluod
I have always been a timber sort of bloke, so my preferred SRs all have timber scales.
To maintain my timber scales I use a wax consisting of beeswax and Shea Butter using the following routine:
When I first receive the SR with timber scales, I apply a light coating of wax to the dry scales both outside and inside (using a cotton bud or Q-tip). This is repeated daily for about a week, whether the SR has been used or not. Before the second and subsequent waxings, I polish the timber scales with a clean soft cotton cloth. That way the wax has about a day to soak into the timber before being polished
After the first week I then only wax the timber scales about once a month or once every week if the SR is often used. This keeps my timber scales in top condition.
To maintain my timber scales I use a wax consisting of beeswax and Shea Butter using the following routine:
When I first receive the SR with timber scales, I apply a light coating of wax to the dry scales both outside and inside (using a cotton bud or Q-tip). This is repeated daily for about a week, whether the SR has been used or not. Before the second and subsequent waxings, I polish the timber scales with a clean soft cotton cloth. That way the wax has about a day to soak into the timber before being polished
After the first week I then only wax the timber scales about once a month or once every week if the SR is often used. This keeps my timber scales in top condition.