How to Apply Bluebird Wax? - Snowboarding Forum

squishydonut · 02-03-2009, 03:40 AM

I've read that you should scrape bluebird wax when it's still warm. Does that mean laying down a coat and then immediately scraping? Or letting it set up a bit?

Should you use a brush on it at the same time (I assume so) as well?

Last... anyone have some feedback on how well it performs?

ek3 · 02-03-2009, 04:03 AM

Yeah well I just let it sit for 5 minutes because it was too warm. And scraped it off. I was literally flying with this wax on my horrorscope. And after the whole day of boarding it was still on my board I could smell its wonderful fragrance. Since I'm on the east coast and all I think I would have to wax my board before I go everytime. It works so well on the flats that you feel like you can just glide everywhere.

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squishydonut Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 496	How to Apply Bluebird Wax? I've read that you should scrape bluebird wax when it's still warm. Does that mean laying down a coat and then immediately scraping? Or letting it set up a bit? Should you use a brush on it at the same time (I assume so) as well? Last... anyone have some feedback on how well it performs?

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02-03-2009, 04:03 AM	#2 (permalink)
ek3 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: nyc Posts: 163	Yeah well I just let it sit for 5 minutes because it was too warm. And scraped it off. I was literally flying with this wax on my horrorscope. And after the whole day of boarding it was still on my board I could smell its wonderful fragrance. Since I'm on the east coast and all I think I would have to wax my board before I go everytime. It works so well on the flats that you feel like you can just glide everywhere.