? For Borescope Users

I was wondering if anyone had some videos of wax build up in their bores? Many say that it does but I have only seen videos of lead deposits. I have just started waxing slugs and think that it is a little easier to clean, but I still have to pull a patch to get the lead out, and the accuracy is right back after a patch. If wax is building up, I certainly can't tell by looking at the patch, what's showing up on your borescopes?
 
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Try PTFE instead of wax. I switched over a while back & works for me (barrel, not projectiles). No build up like wax.
Have you ever personally seen wax build up in a bore with a bore scope? I would like to actually see a picture of this if you know where I could find one. I hear about it all of the time, but I seem to have always missed the pictures. I don't mean a sloppy application either, I am talking about a build up, over time like lead does.
 
I have some bore scope obervations with using high viscosity pure silicon oil, SuperLube Silicone oil, lubing the lead as they are loaded. The scope shows no lead buildup usually. What's interesting is the lead and silicone oil mixture creates a fine slurry of powder on the bore shown as wormy tracks when the bore scope is ran up and down the bore. If I clean a barrel, the patches come out black and hold some flecks of lead.