My iPhone talk to text app really messed up on my response to this post. But, I’m going to leave it unchanged, because you’ll understand it anyway, and I think you’ll be amused:
If I had a pair of hamburgers that were not wax pot head, I would probably wax pot them by getting a used pair of Dunkins 
personally I think the less wax the better. A pickup that is slightly microphonic but doesn't squeal is where the good stuff is at.
It makes the guitar come alive and react to the amp at a much lower volume.
Squealing pickups are another matter. I bought a set of Duncan Antiquity P90s and they weren't potted at all. I couldn't use them at stage volume. I sent them to the custom shop and they lightly potted them for me. Now they're awesome.
Alnico II magnets, low output and a little microphonic, that's the sweet spot for me.
My iPhone talk to text app really messed up on my response to this post. But, I’m going to leave it unchanged, because you’ll understand it anyway, and I think you’ll be amused:
If I had a pair of hamburgers that were not wax pot head, I would probably wax pot them by getting a used pair of Dunkins
Nailed It!
What's a "used pair of Dunkins" supposed to be?
I hate to destroy the joke, but I wonder what your DIY method is.
Sorry about that-it was not a joke – it was my phone trying to do talk to text. I was talking about humbuckers and Seymour Duncan pick ups.
Aaaah, thanks, I got it,
I just didn't think of Duncans instead of Dunkins.....
Seems like that's what happens when you can't stop thinking of Dunclairs and Cronuts...
But this stuff is not as "greasy" as a warm pot of paraffin and bees wax after modding a humbucker.
