Critique my waxing technique

[DominatorJacques]

Does it actually matter tho if I'm corking out all the little lines?

Maybe not. After you roto-cork, let the ski cool a while, and then brush the crap out of it!

If you scrape the wax well in the first place, then all you need is to brush the hell out of it.

Good luck.

 

[tominiemenmaa]

Maybe not. After you roto-cork, let the ski cool a while, and then brush the crap out of it!

If you scrape the wax well in the first place, then all you need is to brush the hell out of it.

Good luck.

So no need for corking if you pay attention to scraping? Or would the roto-cork still add something to the mix?

 

[DominatorJacques]

So no need for corking if you pay attention to scraping? Or would the roto-cork still add something to the mix?

Corking is mostly for applying fluorocarbon racing overlays to add a bit more durability to them.

If you are not "racing", don't worry about it.

They are also used after rubbing on wax. (no iron)

 

[tominiemenmaa]

Thx.

Corking is mostly for applying fluorocarbon racing overlays to add a bit more durability to them.

If you are not "racing", don't worry about it.

They are also used after rubbing on wax. (no iron)

 

[ReturnToMonkey]

Does it actually matter tho if I'm corking out all the little lines?

What about sliding on frozen logs and roots and stumps what's the best wax?

 

[NateDude]

What about sliding on frozen logs and roots and stumps what's the best wax?

Blue Crayon