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so I just got my first snowboard (burton bullet 164) and i was wondering about how I should go about waxing it. I know there is the hot wax stuff that you can do with an iron, but can you just use the rub on wax instead? any suggestions about retailers online or stores around Illinois for this? just looking for some advice...thanks for any input
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Join Date: May 2009
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http://www.snowboardingforum.com/gen...rd-repair.html
That pretty much tells you everything you need to know about waxing. Hot waxing isn't hard, just time consuming, but worth it.
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Yup those videos showing how to do it by Snowolf are what pushed me to finally just wax my own..i got tired of paying Gi Joes or REI like 15 bucks to wax my board...luckily i quickly realized how much i was getting bent over to save maybe 15 minutes of my time...
Get a good Iron, get some wax, and go at it! Its actually quite hard to damage your board just waxing with a plastic scraper..you have to screw up really bad(like sticking the pointy corner into the board and dragging it across) to damage your board...
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So true!
When I wax my boards I prefer to take off as much wax as possible. Whenever shops do it, they always leave a layer on... makes it slow. I just want to moisten up my base and sink the wax into it, not have a layer on it. |
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heh ya....ill make sure to really rub it off....as far as ive heard on the forum...you have to scrub..and then when you think you are done scrub some more...and thats what ill do...i wish i could have looked at the sticky before i made this...sigh
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A friend of mine bought me "Spray on wax" for my birthday. I'd never seen it before, it was in a little hair-spray like bottle. You just sprayed it on, didn't rub it or anything. Took it back and exchanged it for a snowboard lock.
As far as a brand of wax to buy, OP: Bluebird FTW |
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