Snowboard Tuning Services for Snowboards Price Full Tune $85 Sharpen, Wax & Glide $55 Debur & Wax $30 Hot Wax $20
How much does it cost to get snowboard wax?
Being able to tune and wax your own snowboard will also save you a lot of money Having a shop do it for you will often cost around $20- $30 This should complete the wax, but to get an extra nice finish on the wax a cloth can be used to buff over it
How often should I get my snowboard waxed?
Generally, you want to hot wax your board every 3 to 4 days of riding This ensures better glide in varying snow conditions and an overall better performance Just make sure you’re using the right type of wax for the specific conditions
Can I use a candle to wax my snowboard?
No, you should never use candle wax on a snowboard You should only ever use wax sold specifically for waxing a snowboard or skis Using candle wax can actually ruin your board and make it go slower on the slopes
How much does it cost to wax and edge a snowboard?
Services TUNING SERVICES ALPINE SKIS SNOWBOARDS Wet Belt Bases belted flat $15 $18 Stone Grind Bases belted flat and stone ground polished $20 $22 Sharpen and Wax Edges sharpened & polished and hot belt waxed & buffed $25 $30 Basic Tune Bases wet belted, edges sharpened & polished and hot belt waxed $35 $40
Do brand new Burton boards come waxed?
Our boards come waxed and ready to ride out of the box But, you are welcome to tune or de-tune them to your individual snow conditions or preferences It’s always a good idea to wax your board after a few days of riding
Should I wax my snowboard at the end of the season?
Wax your snowboard with a waxing iron Although regular waxing during the winter is important too, be sure to also apply a thick layer of wax on your snowboard in the summer to preserve it during the off-season Just be sure to remove the wax before the next time you go snowboarding
How do I know if my snowboard needs sharpening?
How to Use a Snowboard Edge Sharpener The board’s edges should be sharpened when there are nicks, burrs, rust, or the edge is dull If your board is showing any of these signs–your edges need to be sharpened! A properly sharpened edge will take off some of your fingernail when scraped against it
What can I use to clean my snowboard base?
Clean Your Base Use a splash of citrus-based cleaner like One Ball Jay Base Cleaner or Goo Gone, a rag, and some elbow grease to scrub the base clean Wipe it dry and let it sit for about twenty minutes
How do I know if my snowboard needs to be waxed?
You can tell when your snowboard needs to be waxed simply by how it feels, as well as how the base looks If you notice that your board is slowing down, particularly on flat sections, or that the base is looking white and dry then it’s probably time to give it the wax treatment
What happens if you don’t wax your snowboard?
Snowboard wax coats the bottom of the board to provide protection and to repel the water from the snow which allows you to glide better across the snow If you don’t wax your snowboard you will not be able to ride as fast and your board will not be protected and at a higher risk for rust and abrasion or damage
Can I use a regular iron to wax my snowboard?
Yes, you can use a traditional clothes iron to wax skis or a snowboard, but there are some things to be aware of Regular household irons fluctuate in temperature more widely than wax-specific irons and can easily be set at too hot a temperature, causing you to damage your bases
Will REI wax my snowboard?
Our full range of ski and snowboard shop services include: Binding Inspection, Mounting and Binding Function Testing Ski and Snowboard Tuning: We tune by hand or machine to meet your needs Waxing: Prepare for the first snowfall or rejuvenate your equipment mid-season
How often should I tune my snowboard?
Just like skis, a snowboard should be tuned about every 20 snowboarding sessions You will notice when your snowboard needs to be tuned when the edges start to look chipped and worn out
What can I use to wax my snowboard?
The basic items needed to wax your own snowboard are the following: Waxing Iron Snowboard Wax Wax Scraper Buffing Pad or Brush Citrus Base Cleaner Towels or Rags
Is it worth it to wax your own snowboard?
Having a freshly waxed snowboard is key for having a good time on the slopes A freshly waxed board provides better slide on the snow, which means less time getting stuck in flat areas and having to unstrap Waxing your board also hydrates and protects the base, meaning it will last a lot longer
Does snowboard wax dry out?
no, it shouldn’t Wax blocks stay on store/inventory shelves for much longer than that and it doesn’t “dry out” Proper hot waxing doesn’t miraculously “hydrate” it
How long does a snowboard last?
An average snowboard should last a rider between 150 and 200 days of riding Assuming you handle your board relatively well and don’t grind the base on every rock out there, a rider should experience about 100 days of high riding quality from a new board
Should I wax my new Lib Tech snowboard?
You should always wax a board before you first ride it, as you don’t know how long they have been sitting on a shelf, drying out etc, but this is the first I’ve heard of a full tune straight off the shelf
How long does factory wax last on snowboard?
Regardless of the brand, a factory wax lasts about a week on snow, more or less depending on how it’s factory waxed (rub on or hot wax), what the snow conditions are, and how much park features you ride If you’re a rail slayer, 1–3 days as most of the wax will come off onto rails and boxes
How often should a car be waxed?
Waxing Interval There is no exact answer as to how often a car owner should wax their vehicle In some cases, twice a year is enough For others, waxing is necessary every three to four months or with the change of seasons And some people will wax their vehicle as often as every eight weeks