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12.<br />

Iron on the harder CH4 or CH6. Just melt<br />

the <strong>wax</strong> on the base surface without heating<br />

the entire board or ski. The purpose is to lift<br />

and stiffen polyethylene micro-hairs to be<br />

more easily cut away with the scraper.<br />

13.<br />

Scrape away the layer of CH4 or CH6.<br />

Use a sharp acrylic scraper. Use light strokes,<br />

shaving away the excess <strong>wax</strong>.<br />

14.<br />

Brush the base using the Steel Brush (T179R),<br />

approx. 50 strokes.<br />

15.<br />

Hot <strong>wax</strong> with CH8 or BP88. Let cool approx.<br />

5 minutes. Scrape with 3 mm plexi scraper<br />

(T0823) and brush with Steel Brush (T179R).<br />

Repeat 5 to 10 times before skis are put on<br />

snow.<br />

Continuous use of skis and boards,<br />

in between <strong>wax</strong>ing, improves glide.<br />

SWIX SPORT TECH MANUAL 37<br />

Race Preparation<br />

www.swixschool.com

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