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layer of <strong>wax</strong>. Following the race or training,<br />

when travelling to the next site, it is a good<br />

idea to apply a ironed layer of <strong>wax</strong>. In this case<br />

scraping is not done until it is time to prepare<br />

the skis once again for racing or training.<br />

The <strong>wax</strong> layer prevents the base from oxidizing<br />

and from getting scratched or dirty.<br />

A good choice of <strong>wax</strong> for storage or transport<br />

is BP88, CH7 or LF7. These <strong>wax</strong>es have an inter-<br />

SWIX SPORT TECH MANUAL 29<br />

Safety Recommendations<br />

mediate range for temperature and use. It is easy<br />

and effective to adapt the base to warmer or<br />

colder <strong>wax</strong>es from the temperature range of “7”.<br />

Also, sometimes, due to late arrival at the race<br />

site, there is not enough time to take all the steps<br />

for preparing the skis. By having a <strong>wax</strong> on the<br />

skis in the range of “7” all that is necessary is<br />

quick scraping and brushing and most<br />

conditions will be adequately covered.<br />

How to get good glide and great kick -<br />

Try Swix School at<br />

www.swixschool.com<br />

Always available and free of charge!<br />

www.swixschool.com

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