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Revision as of 19:18, 25 February 2022
Replacing Crackers
- When to replace a cracker (Canada Whips)
- How to replace a cracker (Canada Whips)
- How to make a cracker (Canada Whips)
Replacing Falls
Leather Care
Nylon Care
One of the big advantages that nylon has over leather is that almost zero maintenance is required. That being said, one thing that you should still be aware of is that most nylon whip makers wax their whips. If your nylon whip has been waxed be very careful about storing it anywhere that the temperature might get high. A common horror story is leaving a whip on the car seat in the summer. The wax will bleed out of the whip and stain whatever it may be in contact with.
