NORDIC SKI PREPARATION
NORDIC SKI PREPARATION
NORDIC SKI PREPARATION
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AFTER THE RACE<br />
5.<br />
Brush firmly with the Bronze Brush (T162).<br />
The ski is now ready for application of new<br />
glide wax.<br />
THE USE OF GLIDE WAX CLEANER (I84) -<br />
GLIDE SECTION/SKATING <strong>SKI</strong>S<br />
1.<br />
Brush lightly with the Steel<br />
Brush (T179) or Bronze Brush<br />
(T162).<br />
6.<br />
Apply the travel wax: The most likely wax to be<br />
used in the next race. National Teams use often<br />
HF8 or LF8. BP88 is also an alternative. Iron in.<br />
2.<br />
Moisten a piece of Fiberlene (T150) and apply<br />
to the glide zone of the base.<br />
KICK SECTION<br />
1.<br />
Remove as much as possible<br />
using a scraper (T87 or T85).<br />
3.<br />
Rub forward and backward a few times with<br />
a Nylon Brush (T161B).<br />
2.<br />
The remainder is taken away with wax remover<br />
(I64) and Fiberlene (T150).<br />
Don’t forget the sides and the tops of the skis.<br />
4.<br />
Wipe off as much as possible with Fiberlene<br />
(T150).<br />
Let the ski dry for 5-10 minutes.<br />
3.<br />
Wipe off as much as possible with Fiberlene<br />
(T150).<br />
Let the ski dry for 5-10 minutes.<br />
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