Hey Guys
I was at my local indoor snowdome to test out my trees before I go on holiday. Had lots of fun carving and trying to get the hang of doing butters.
anyway, before I went I hot waxed my boards with an all temp wax. When my 2 hours were up and I dryed the boards off I now notice some parts of the board are patchy white. I've heard when this happens the Base is dryed out and needs to be moisturised (waxed again)
does this seem right after 2 hours use?
I think I am going to get some quality low temp wax and try again, just wondering why the bases are drying out already.
Also, when you are scraping the wax off the board how do you know when you have scaped enough and what do you guys do - use a pad and cork to give the wax a shine or use a brush to put small channels in?
cheers
I was at my local indoor snowdome to test out my trees before I go on holiday. Had lots of fun carving and trying to get the hang of doing butters.
anyway, before I went I hot waxed my boards with an all temp wax. When my 2 hours were up and I dryed the boards off I now notice some parts of the board are patchy white. I've heard when this happens the Base is dryed out and needs to be moisturised (waxed again)
does this seem right after 2 hours use?
I think I am going to get some quality low temp wax and try again, just wondering why the bases are drying out already.
Also, when you are scraping the wax off the board how do you know when you have scaped enough and what do you guys do - use a pad and cork to give the wax a shine or use a brush to put small channels in?
cheers
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