Waxing Kayak Paddle Blades at Veronica Charlene blog

Waxing Kayak Paddle Blades. A light flash coat (thin like paint) should protect your paddle. A solution in three words: If you have one of our fiberglass or carbon laminate bladed paddles, like the angler pro or angler ace, you can wax the blades. Grab the wax and start rubbing it up and down all over the blade until most of the surface is covered, you can also apply the wax to a portion of the shaft if you wish. If your kayak paddle is wood and/or has wood blades, read “caring for your wood paddle.” protectant options. After you use your paddle each time: Waxing your kayak not only protects its hull from damage but also helps improve its glide, making your paddling. Make sure you sand the area you are. Rinse each piece with clean, fresh water, including the ferrule. Epoxy is very hard wearing. (photo courtesy of @tackle_fishing_adventures) just be sure to use a straight wax with no. Iks are mostly undecked and drips from the swinging paddle can be a bit of an annoyance on a chilly day if you’re not wearing waterproofs.

Make sure you sand the area you are. If you have one of our fiberglass or carbon laminate bladed paddles, like the angler pro or angler ace, you can wax the blades. If your kayak paddle is wood and/or has wood blades, read “caring for your wood paddle.” protectant options. Epoxy is very hard wearing. After you use your paddle each time: Waxing your kayak not only protects its hull from damage but also helps improve its glide, making your paddling. Rinse each piece with clean, fresh water, including the ferrule. A light flash coat (thin like paint) should protect your paddle. Grab the wax and start rubbing it up and down all over the blade until most of the surface is covered, you can also apply the wax to a portion of the shaft if you wish. A solution in three words:

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Waxing Kayak Paddle Blades If your kayak paddle is wood and/or has wood blades, read “caring for your wood paddle.” protectant options. Iks are mostly undecked and drips from the swinging paddle can be a bit of an annoyance on a chilly day if you’re not wearing waterproofs. Make sure you sand the area you are. If you have one of our fiberglass or carbon laminate bladed paddles, like the angler pro or angler ace, you can wax the blades. If your kayak paddle is wood and/or has wood blades, read “caring for your wood paddle.” protectant options. A light flash coat (thin like paint) should protect your paddle. Rinse each piece with clean, fresh water, including the ferrule. Grab the wax and start rubbing it up and down all over the blade until most of the surface is covered, you can also apply the wax to a portion of the shaft if you wish. (photo courtesy of @tackle_fishing_adventures) just be sure to use a straight wax with no. Epoxy is very hard wearing. After you use your paddle each time: Waxing your kayak not only protects its hull from damage but also helps improve its glide, making your paddling. A solution in three words: