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14 SWIX SPORT TECH MANUAL<br />
Base Preparation<br />
T194N<br />
T157<br />
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T199<br />
T195<br />
T164 T198<br />
T196<br />
It is recommended to<br />
use separate brushes for<br />
the <strong>wax</strong>es from the brushes<br />
used for Cera F.<br />
Brushes for Cera F Powder<br />
T194/T199 Stiff Nylon Brush<br />
For “brush up” (not away) of Cera F powder after<br />
ironing (and before ironing FC7 and FC78 the<br />
second time). 4-5 strokes back and forth.<br />
T157/T195 Horsehair Brush<br />
(or T164B/T198B Wild Boar Brush)<br />
Second brush on Cera F powder. An “animal”<br />
brush for brushing powder away. 10-12 strokes.<br />
T160/T186 Blue Nylon Brush<br />
A fine soft nylon brush for polishing. 4-5 strokes.<br />
One brush for Cera F Solid Turbo<br />
T196 Combi “Turbo”Brush<br />
This is another handy brush, that some World<br />
Cup Technicians use at the race start site for<br />
second-run. Cera F Solid application. This brush<br />
has natural cork on one side and short, fine<br />
nylon bristles on the other.<br />
ROTO BRUSH PROGRAM<br />
Use of a Roto Brush is a great way to save time<br />
when there are many skis or boards to prepare.<br />
For club team racers where coaches and parents<br />
are preparing the skis for the entire team,<br />
a Roto Brush is almost a necessity. Even many<br />
top level technicians will use Roto Brushes for<br />
initial brushing after scraping, and then usually<br />
finish with hand brushing. Also Roto-corking is<br />
often the preferred way to apply Cera F Powder,<br />
Solids and Liquid.
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