Wax layering

[Dillon]

quick newbie question.

I finished tuning and waxed them with zoom base + old snow/race as I didn’t expect new new this weekend but now we’re getting 6”.

So can I just throw the zoom graphite all purpose on top or do I need to do the whole hot scrape again and then throw it on?

Thx

 

[Sibhusky]

Yes.

 

[hbear]

I don’t know much about Zoom, but generally no problem throwing a layer of the new stuff on top.

Unless there is some sort of big flouro difference but even so assume you aren’t racing so again back to should be no problem.

 

[Dillon]

Thanks. Figured but wanted to verify

 

[Jacques]

quick newbie question.

I finished tuning and waxed them with zoom base + old snow/race as I didn’t expect new new this weekend but now we’re getting 6”.

So can I just throw the zoom graphite all purpose on top or do I need to do the whole hot scrape again and then throw it on?

Thx

Either just brush the crap out of them and apply any other wax you like. Or better use Swix Glide Wax Cleaner and wax again.
Either way, it takes a few waxing with another grade to get a real change. Everything mixes together.
Base Renew? You don't need that every time you wax.
Graphite Zoom is awesome for fresh snow. If super cold mix with Bullet.

 

[cantunamunch]

Either just brush the crap out of them and apply any other wax you like. ...
...
Either way, it takes a few waxing with another grade to get a real change.

These two things are worth quoting for truth.

 

[Primoz]

For best performance, you should "reset skis", but honestly, for recreational skiing or even recreational racing... just wax over.