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Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
Posts: 189
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Alright so Ive bought 2 boards prior to buying the one I just picked up. A no-namer and a Salomon drift rocker. When I got those two I felt like there was no/not enough of a wax on the base so I had them hot waxed before use.
Just got my Rossignol JDUB and there seems to be a good finish. I want to know does anyone insist on a wax before use or is it dependent on what the factory puts on it?
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Veteran Member
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Vancouver, BC
Posts: 1,752
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Two options:
1.Wax it before you ride it. 2.Don't wax it before you ride it. Option 1 is good. Option 2 is also ok, just watch for the edges getting dry, then wax it. Factory wax doesn't usually last very long, or at all, as it's usually just a machine wax, not a hot wax. |
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Veteran Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: NoVA
Posts: 891
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I could care less if Travis Rice personally waxed my board before it got to me, I will still wax it myself. Maybe it is just me, but I really enjoy the time spent waxing my board the night before the next days shredding, and the fact that I know it was done up to my standards.
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Location: Kirkwood, Lake Tahoe, CA
Posts: 349
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Awesome looking setup!
Not everyone agrees with me but unless it has been chest deep for a few days I was my board every weekend. If conditions change drastically I'll wax my board the morning of. I only hotwax and generally try to be temperature specific.
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