wax removal

[Allan D'Autremont]

REPLY::::::  I think that CO2--Dry Ice might be the best way to remove the
wax-- put crushed ice into
a cotton bag and set on the affected items, then with mitts break off the
wax that should be as hard
as sealing wax(for letters) You won't have any solvents migrating the wax
anywhere, nor moisture effects.
Best of luck with this,  Allan.
At 02:52 PM 1/10/2005, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Any one have any ideas on how to remove wax from bass strings without
>destroying them in the process?
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