Not Scraping Wax Off Snowboard at Sara Miller blog

Not Scraping Wax Off Snowboard. I use that scraper now &. The first step in scraping wax off your snowboard is choosing the right scraper. You'll want to use a wide plastic or metal scraper that won't damage your board's base or edges. Unless your board is full of gunk, or you need to do repairs, i don't recommend using base cleaners or chemical wax removers. Scrape off any obvious chunks of wax from your board. It takes a bit yes, but unless you've applied horrible big amounts i can't really imagine it taking more. Place the scraper at an angle of approximately 45˚ and push the scraper along the base of the snowboard. In my experience it's best to scrap off all the wax for the best performance but not entirely necessary. Apply a firm amount of downward pressure to the. Just stick to the scraping. Fortunately, there are ways you can effectively scrape that wax off your board without damaging it. Based on your location it. But yeah most of the time i just leave it. You can scrape the thickest layer of wax off in just a couple passes.

But yeah most of the time i just leave it. You'll want to use a wide plastic or metal scraper that won't damage your board's base or edges. The first step in scraping wax off your snowboard is choosing the right scraper. Fortunately, there are ways you can effectively scrape that wax off your board without damaging it. Just stick to the scraping. In my experience it's best to scrap off all the wax for the best performance but not entirely necessary. Scrape off any obvious chunks of wax from your board. You can scrape the thickest layer of wax off in just a couple passes. It takes a bit yes, but unless you've applied horrible big amounts i can't really imagine it taking more. Unless your board is full of gunk, or you need to do repairs, i don't recommend using base cleaners or chemical wax removers.

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Not Scraping Wax Off Snowboard You can scrape the thickest layer of wax off in just a couple passes. Apply a firm amount of downward pressure to the. The first step in scraping wax off your snowboard is choosing the right scraper. Fortunately, there are ways you can effectively scrape that wax off your board without damaging it. You'll want to use a wide plastic or metal scraper that won't damage your board's base or edges. Based on your location it. Place the scraper at an angle of approximately 45˚ and push the scraper along the base of the snowboard. Scrape off any obvious chunks of wax from your board. In my experience it's best to scrap off all the wax for the best performance but not entirely necessary. Unless your board is full of gunk, or you need to do repairs, i don't recommend using base cleaners or chemical wax removers. But yeah most of the time i just leave it. Just stick to the scraping. You can scrape the thickest layer of wax off in just a couple passes. It takes a bit yes, but unless you've applied horrible big amounts i can't really imagine it taking more. I use that scraper now &.