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Using wax scrapings...we are desperately in need of wax
title says it all, I have access to a waxing iron but no wax, however there is a shit ton of fresh wax shavings on the bench. Now being the resourceful and poor asshole I am I only want to use scrapings. Anyone done this?will it work? What’s the age of consent in Oregon?
Chief... still 18
pbsChief... still 18
its actually 216 months sicko
If you're into putting dirty wax onto your skis sure. It'll still work
after further testing.... we borrowed racer wax
My dad used to do that all the time. He'd reuse wax at least 3 times when he was a broke college kid
Gather it all up and put it in a container, like a muffin tin or foil pan, then put it in the oven on low til it melts to one puck. Makes it way easier to apply than scrapings and all the dirt goes to the bottom so you can avoid it.
Can't lie I've done it. It's not like it's gonna break your skis
skiP.E.I.Gather it all up and put it in a container, like a muffin tin or foil pan, then put it in the oven on low til it melts to one puck. Makes it way easier to apply than scrapings and all the dirt goes to the bottom so you can avoid it.
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