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Yeah, after all the snow and my Power steering just doesnt work now...


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Hey Pete, let me know when you're goin board'n again.


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This weekend with ski team...at Crystal Mtn.


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Pete, how many types of wax do you have? You'll probably need about 4 temp ranges to get through the rest of the year. Another thing is edge tuning. If you like your edges @ 90* that's easy enough to keep in good shape, but bevels and stuff are gonna make it harder to keep tip-top.
I just spent a couple minutes on the boards of the guys that went this weekend, and nobody really complained about edge hold. Of course, their riding style is going to be hard to hold an edge, regardless of tune, if ice is a factor.
My F2 has only a trace amount of medium temp wax and a stock edge tune, and I can hold in pretty much any situation. Once the weather warmed up on Sunday my speed came up too.
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Thanks. I have an all temp
IDK what I want or need as far as wax goes. Graphite...clorofloro wtf ever Jason was talking about. When you say bevel you mean that little thing that Todd posted earlier??

I will wax tonight...should I use a base cleaner!?


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NO well i never use base cleaner...

Flourocarbons are the wax for speed. Like Cera Nova LFG8 and HF8 and cera F fc100 and fc200.

Hydrocarbon is your average wax. CH8.. the lower the # the colder iirc.. been a few years. I used to wax hydro any time like a 8 then a Low flouro Graphite then depending on Ski either HF iron'd in or Cera F corked in...

As far as bevel i ran a 90 99.9% of the time..

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I think i broke my cosix tonight That Big-Air comp. at Bittersweet was pretty freakin sweet though.


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Originally posted by SteedaSan:
NO well i never use base cleaner...

Flourocarbons are the wax for speed. Like Cera Nova LFG8 and HF8 and cera F fc100 and fc200.

Hydrocarbon is your average wax. CH8.. the lower the # the colder iirc.. been a few years. I used to wax hydro any time like a 8 then a Low flouro Graphite then depending on Ski either HF iron'd in or Cera F corked in...

As far as bevel i ran a 90 99.9% of the time..




I am going to try to flouro waxes...however I am going to use some base cleaner to get the hydro off the base. But you are saying that flouro shouldn't be taken off??


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don't take the hydro off either
the flour if thats all you use is hf or cera f will dry your bases out.. keep the hydro and brush the [censored] out of it.. then wax with your flouro.. the more flouro you use the more that stays in your base... until you clean it... Big no no in racing setups

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