Solid base paraffin for any type of snow with temperature from -5°C to 0°C. It’s an excellent product for the saturation and the protection of racing ski bases and it can be used as universal training and testing base. It has a melting point of 60°C so it’s the best product for the hot saturation of polyethylene ski bases with the thermo-box or the thermo-cover. Use hot application with the waxing iron at 120°/130°C.

GENERAL FEATURES

The application of hydrocarbon paraffin (Racing Base or BP10), of fluorinated hydrocarbon paraffin (LP15, LP2 or HP3) and fluorocarbon wax FP4 allows certain overlaps according to the following chemical combinations:

• Hydrocarbon paraffin alone or mixed with other hydrocarbon paraffin;
• Fluorinated hydrocarbon paraffin alone or mixed with other hydrocarbon paraffin;
• Fluorocarbon wax FP4 alone or mixed with other fluorocarbon wax, but anyway over a fluorinated hydrocarbon paraffin (LP2 or HP3).

The direction of waxing operations must be from the tip to the tail of the ski base.

The race waxing can be carried out hot or cold, depending on the physical condition of products and the experience of the skiman.

HOT APPLICATION PROCEDURE WITH WAXING IRON

1. Let the paraffin block drop on all the ski base by putting it in contact with the waxing iron base at a temperature of 130°C.;
2. Melt immediately the wax by spreading it forward and backward with the waxing iron, then carry out a final passage from the tip to the tail (nearly 4 cm. per second);
3. Wait at least 15 minutes for the ski wax to harden and the ski base to cool down;
4. Remove the was in excess with a sharpen plexy scraper doing little pressure;
5. Free the ski side and edges side from hardened paraffin with the plexy scraper;
6. Brush the ski base with a hard nylon manual brush;
7. Brush the ski base with a manual or roto hard horsehair brush;
8. Polish the ski base with a manual or roto soft nylon brush.