After this amazing turnaround i have to ask. I made some superficial scratches on my bases while waxing that I just can't seem to polish off with a nylon or horsehair brush. And this irritates me immensely I can’t feel them, but they are visible now the bases are brushed. Any ideas, perhaps a brass brush? After seeing your work on these I must be missing something.
Thanks for the comment, sometimes depending on the base quality you might need to do a base scrape before applying the wax, it’s a sharp metal scraper. Sometimes this can add additional marks if you pushed too hard on the base of the Ski, you are meant to have directional marks in the Ski,, hence why you copper brush the Ski, before waxing it Then use a hairbrush and a very soft brush to polish the Ski, after you removed all the wax with a plastic scraper. Hope that helps. As long as the Ski, is very smooth and polished, it will perform very well.👍👍
After this amazing turnaround i have to ask.
I made some superficial scratches on my bases while waxing that I just can't seem to polish off with a nylon or horsehair brush. And this irritates me immensely
I can’t feel them, but they are visible now the bases are brushed. Any ideas, perhaps a brass brush?
After seeing your work on these I must be missing something.
Thanks for the comment, sometimes depending on the base quality you might need to do a base scrape before applying the wax, it’s a sharp metal scraper. Sometimes this can add additional marks if you pushed too hard on the base of the Ski, you are meant to have directional marks in the Ski,, hence why you copper brush the Ski, before waxing it Then use a hairbrush and a very soft brush to polish the Ski, after you removed all the wax with a plastic scraper. Hope that helps. As long as the Ski, is very smooth and polished, it will perform very well.👍👍