Bow Care Guide
Proper care helps maintain your bow's performance and extends its lifespan.
After Playing
Always loosen the bow hair after each playing session and wipe rosin dust from the stick with a soft cloth.
Avoid touching the bow hair with your fingers, as natural oils can affect its grip on the strings.
Storage
Store the bow in its case when not in use. Never leave the bow tightened for long periods, and avoid exposing it to direct sunlight, excessive heat, cold, or humidity.
Rehairing
Bow hair naturally wears over time. If the hair becomes dirty, worn, or loses its grip on the strings, have it replaced by a qualified luthier. Rehairing frequency depends on playing habits and usage.
Professional Maintenance
Regular inspections by a qualified luthier can help keep your bow in optimal playing condition and identify potential issues before they become serious.