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Yesterday was my first time out in spring snow and never realized how dirty the bottom of my board gets after riding in slushy snow. It's basically covered in dirt after only 1 hour out there. I'm only a recreational rider so it doesn't bother me too much when I lose a bit of speed due to the dirt on the base so I probably wouldn't get it hot waxed till maybe one or two more rides, but I was wondering how often do you guys typically wax during spring/summer seasons. I'd hate to have to wax it every time before I go out there during the warm season.
Oh and is there any easy way to clean the dirt out without having to hot scrape it or use base cleaner? I tried to wipe it off with a wet cloth but didn't do much. Last edited by jadis8; 03-11-2009 at 03:44 AM. |
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Sorry there really are no shortcuts in your situation. Your best bet is to either hot scrape or use base cleaner and to wax it frequently. The slush/dirt really takes the wax out of the base.
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Have to agree with darkninja on this one, "there really are no shortcuts in your situation". I typically wax before every session or every other session regardless of the season. More times than not its before every riding session because of the conditions in the Mid-Atlantic resorts. In spring conditions you can choose to use some cheap wax as your probably better off waxing before every time out anyways because of the muck. It works for me, try it out may work for you. |
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