Could i use beeswax for surf wax?, will it have the same effect?

Question

Ive seen lots or surf wax recipys online, and it say beeswax and coconut oil. but could i just use bees wax or will it be useless?

Answer 1

why dont you just buy some its like a couple bucks a bar

its not that much

Answer 2

it depends mostly on the water temperature you are going to be in. i think the the bees wax will become soft and gushy in warm water when the sun is shining on it. allso bees wax will not be as easy to apply an even coating to your board as store bought, not to mention trying to remove it. like i said if you are in cold water than it should work fine, but try to just get some real surf wax, even the cheap stuff.

Answer 3

YOU DO NOT WANT TO USE BEES WAX. ONE ITS NOT STICKY ENOUGH TO KEEP YOUR FEET ON  the board WHILE IN THE WATER. there are some good waxes out there i would say my fav wax would have to be s*x wax or sticky bumbs or quick humps. all three of those waxes are grate. i have been using those waxes for a number of years and i really like them. give one of those a try and i think you will like them. ill say the easiest one to fine is s*x wax. most well known wax in the world.(i think because of the name) lol

Answer 4

No. Absolutely not.