I've got a set of fox 32 talas forks (from my 2009 enduro) and was wondering how easy it would be for a numpty like me to service?

I'm told i don't need oil as it isn't a coil fork and i need some slick honey grease.

(also anyone attempted to service an afr shock?)

i plan to do mine sometime soon for the 1st time

i think you'll need oil

see here:
http://service.foxracingshox.com/consumers/Content/Service/Forks/TALAS/TALAS_RLC.htm

you should only need to do this: http://service.foxracingshox.com/consumers/Content/Service/QuickTech/32_Talas_ll_seal_change.htm
routinely

let us know how it goes!

EDIT beaten to the button by Qwerty.

All you need to know is here. How 'easy' it is depends entirely on the tools and competence you possess.

Just done my Float 100 RLC forks and it is easy peasy.