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SEARCH THE SITE   Home SHOPPING    New Products     Fly Tying        Hooks        Thread/Yarn/Wire/Braid        Dubbing and Wax        Synthetics        Eyes, Beads and Cones        Natural Hair and Fur        Feathers and Hackle        Cement and Coatings        Tools        Vises & Accessories        Fly Tying Kits        Books & DVD's     Rod Building     Line, Leader & Tippet     Accessories     Fly Rods & Reels     Gift Ideas     FlyMarket®     Clearance Sale  RESOURCES Get a Catalog Earn Rewards Email Newsletter About J. Stockard CUSTOMER SERVICE Your Account Shipping Returns Order by Fax or Phone Special Orders International Help Email Us 877-FLY-TYING 877-359-8946 860-927-1100		Home > Fly Tying > Dubbing and Wax > OF-900020-0000 Product Details Swax Dubbing Wax High Tack by: Loon Outdoors SKU: OF-900020-0000 Product Overview: Fly tying wax in an easy–to–use ½ oz. push–up dispenser. High tack is best for hard-to-dub materials, dubbing loops and larger flies where dubbing buildup is desired. Contains odor-masking pheromones. Your Price: $4.15 Customers who purchased this frequently purchase: Loon Outdoors - Payette Paste Ted Leeson and Jim Schollmeyer - Fly Tier's Benchside Reference Customer Reviews     Write an online review and share your thoughts with other fly fishers!   Avg. Customer Review: Number Of Reviews: 7 81 of 170 people found the following review helpful: Repair Split Jungle Cock Eyes 00/00/0000 Reviewer: Ed Hudon (enhudon@gmail.com) from Byfield, MA US Use your dubbing wax to repair split jungle cock eyes. Simply run the split nail over the dubbing wax to 'glue' the two halves together before tying onto the fly. It works! Was this review helpful to you? 72 of 148 people found the following review helpful: Super Tacky 00/00/0000 Reviewer: Luke from Bethany, MO US This stuff is extremely tacky. I use it a lot for touch dubbing and when using dubbing loops. One problem I have had is forgetting to put the lid back on. When it gets a little dry or you've got a bunch of junk on the top of the wax, you can just wipe the top layer of wax off on a piece of paper and it's good as new. Was this review helpful to you? 58 of 112 people found the following review helpful: A disappointment 00/00/0000 Reviewer: B.J. from Potter County, PA I was disappointed in this product. Not as tacky as I hoped for and a bit harder than ideal. Was this review helpful to you? 57 of 107 people found the following review helpful: sticky stuff 00/00/0000 Reviewer: Joel Szymczyk (jszymczyk@sw.rr.com) from Rehobeth, AL US This wax is extremely sticky! I found it almost too gooey to work with this summer, but my tying area usually is about 80 degrees F. I got it to use with synthetic dubbings like Ice Dub, and found that when I got some of this wax on my fingers and twisted the dubbing, it tended to mat the dubbing down and make some of the shine go away. Didn't make any difference in the end, because when I fished the flies they looked the same as others. I ended up getting a tube of the "Low Tack" Swax because it suits me better. I put my tube of High Tack in the refrigerator- that makes a big difference until it warms up. Was this review helpful to you? 28 of 54 people found the following review helpful: Not The Best 00/00/0000 Reviewer: Adam Prouty (Adam.j.prouty@us.army.mil) from Apo, AP US This isnt the best wax that I have used but its not the worst either. I find its a little hard to work with in warmer temps because its to soft. Dubbing loops is where it earns its keep with me. Just remember with this wax a little goes along way. Was this review helpful to you? Read All Reviews!

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