NORDIC SKI PREPARATION
NORDIC SKI PREPARATION
NORDIC SKI PREPARATION
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10.<br />
Use the Medium Coarse Bronze Brush (T162) or<br />
Steel Brush (T179). Use the brush in tip to tail<br />
direction, approx. 5-10 times.<br />
15.<br />
“COLD SNOW” <strong>SKI</strong>: Apply LF6 for the second<br />
time. Iron in. Let cool for 5-10 minutes.<br />
Scrape and brush.<br />
11.<br />
Apply the harder LF6/HF6. Iron temperature<br />
approx. 140°C (280°F).<br />
16.<br />
Use White Fibertex (T266). 20-25 strokes.<br />
12.<br />
Scrape off after cooling to room temperature<br />
(5-10 minutes).<br />
17.<br />
Saturate the base with LF8 if it is a “wet snow”<br />
ski or with LF6 if it is a “cold snow” ski. Wait 5<br />
minutes. Iron in three times. Apply more wax if<br />
necessary. No scraping in between. Scrape off<br />
and brush with Bronze Brush (T162) or Steel<br />
Brush (T179) 10 strokes.<br />
13.<br />
Brush with the Bronze Brush (T162) or<br />
Steel Brush (T179) approx. 10-20 times.<br />
“WET SNOW” <strong>SKI</strong>: Continue to # 16.<br />
14.<br />
“COLD SNOW” <strong>SKI</strong>: Use Purple Fibertex (T266N)<br />
to cut micro burrs. 20-25 strokes back and<br />
forth.<br />
“Wet snow” skis don’t need Fibertex treatment.<br />
T824 T162 T160<br />
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