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Can i use surf wax for skis ????

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patrickskis
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i have far king sex wax and sticky bumps cani use it for skis
12 years ago
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Abu_Hajaar
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Just use ski wax.
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Blake.P
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Probably about as well as you could use a candle. Just go get some ski wax
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buddychaps
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Hell no. Only if you want your skis to stick to the snow
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SFB
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no you dumb dingo
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ny300z
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can i use my car oil to fry chicken cutlets?
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freeskibum82
Posts: 6355 - Karma: 5,056
only in da hood.
12 years ago
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JAHBRADOR
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DrZoidberg
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Make sure to get the cold water stuff... Tropical never stays sticky. Or try ski wax.
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patrickskis
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I HAVE Ski wax my friend wantedt to no
12 years ago
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Maximumsushi
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Sure!!!!
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PoopDollar
Posts: 296 - Karma: 423
No. Surf wax melts at a relatively low temperature. It will not hold up to the heat and friction experienced while skiing. Just buy ski wax.
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filipoio
Posts: 293 - Karma: 1,569
just get some ski wax............
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SkiBum.
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I use WD-40
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DeRizzo
Posts: 3827 - Karma: 3,485
Could you put it on your topsheets to maybe get more of a grip on grabs?
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VD.
Posts: 4054 - Karma: 4,565
I've used furniture polish for dry slope skiing. I've never tried it on snow, but I wouldn't use it unless you have to, I don't think it does wonders for your bases.
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Skibumsmith
Posts: 5469 - Karma: 12,371
You can use whatever the hell you want. Use a jagged rock to give your bases some structure first.
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YoungJ
Posts: 447 - Karma: 883
ski wax makes your skis slidy on the snow... surf wax makes your board sticky... by all means use surf wax if you want to not move
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rockersteez
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obvious troll
12 years ago
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