Just curious how many clean there Bow after a long hard season? I was shooting today and decided I was tired of looking at a coating of yellow pollen fron Turkey season and dirt. I clean mine every year but see some really cruddy looking Bows at the 3-d range and friends Bow's. I hold mine under a Hot shower to get it soaking, take a 2" soft paint brush and dish soap, scrub all the nooks and crannies, rinse and dry it with a leaf blower, thats right, leaf blower wax the string and lube anything thats needed and check it out in general! How you guys cleaning yours if you do? Who's guilty of not cleaning there's? I think ill sleep with mine tonight
I wax my strings about every 2 times I shoot but, that's about it. Check it over really well. I clean it once every now and then but that's about it.
i'll take a shop vac with the brush attachment and get in all the crevices and wax the string and a drop of Remington oil with teflon on the axles.
Not to much to clean on an element. But after every shoot outside i brush siren my bow and write it off of needed. The main thing i try to do is keep a lil bit of oil on the screws so they don't rust. Sent from my LG-E739 using Tapatalk 2
Im guilty of not really CLEANING my bow but I wipe it down a few times a year to get all the white carbon spray off it and oiling the screws with non scented oil. Wax the string after every shooting but def dont baby it!
I wipe mine down really well and occasionally use a can of air to blow out the limb pockets, etc. If I hunt in a lot of damp or rainy conditions, I'll put a few drops of lube in the cams after the season. Other than that, a routine waxing of the strings is all that I do.
Mine still has mud caked on the bottom limbs from where I laid it in the mud after killing my doe last year. No need to clean it off- it adds character! Lol
other than wax and lookin' her over i dont do much. used too mineral oil the screws now i'll let the bow shop do all that.
