tuning in genreral
step by step and hat has a lot of other tuning things
http://www.alpinecarving.com/tuning.html
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instead of a scotchbrite pad or cork, i use a metal brush and finish off with a softer brush afterwards.
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what about cork or that synthetic cork??? Is it just super low grain for finisher?
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hes rite ,smart kid .but above all know the temp on the day you plan to ride and get the rite wax. you wouldnt you pearls high humidity high temp in vermont in janruary now would you?
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Whats the word on brushes???........alot of shops sell them. Horse hair, and copper/hair brushes, nylon etc.. Are those any good for the boards?
Like this site i found sells alot of this crap.
http://www.skiwax.ca/index_tools.php
Last edited by Manlenium; 04-13-2007, 12:04 PM.
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Its lexan polycarbonate. cut with a bandsaw. I scrape the entire boards yes.
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Originally posted by Mark
Take your scraper and going longways scrape the excess wax off of the boards. You might have alot come off and you might have a little, no big deal.
What are you scraping with just a piece of plastic???? and are you only doing the base or do you go all the way to the head and tail??
I'm always told by the shop guys to scrap head to tail or you could ruin the grain...Last edited by Manlenium; 03-27-2007, 08:19 PM.
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After you're done scraping, take your scotchbrite pad and scuff the wax until it looks shiny and smooth.
and, optional after that take your cork half and do the same thing.
take a small metal scraper to clean off your edges. And finally,
fasten seatbelts, place tray tables in upright positions, and you are ready for takeoff.
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