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Red Creek Fluoro-Free Racing Silver Wet Snow Liquid Glide Wax (15C/1C) | 90ml
Red Creek Fluoro-Free Racing Silver Wet Snow Liquid Glide Wax is the topcoat for 15 °C down to 1 °C when skis are swimming in standing water and when there's more dirt than you can shake a stick at. The hydrocarbon film breaks suction and repels dirt. Has a neat-looking silver additive! It pairs perfectly with Red Creek Racing Hard Base in abrasive, corny, dirty snow. Keep the 90 ml bottle warm, shake it hard, bead the liquid out of the eyelet, then spread with Fibertex, fiberlene, or a soft towel and give it the longest cure you can before brushing horsehair → soft nylon → Roto Wool before grabbing your raincoat and heading to the start line.
$90.00
Red Creek Fluoro-Free Racing Silver Wet Snow Liquid Glide Wax (15C/1C) | 90ml—
$90.00
Red Creek Fluoro-Free Racing Silver Wet Snow Liquid Glide Wax (15C/1C) | 90ml
Red Creek Fluoro-Free Racing Silver Wet Snow Liquid Glide Wax is the topcoat for 15 °C down to 1 °C when skis are swimming in standing water and when there's more dirt than you can shake a stick at. The hydrocarbon film breaks suction and repels dirt. Has a neat-looking silver additive! It pairs perfectly with Red Creek Racing Hard Base in abrasive, corny, dirty snow. Keep the 90 ml bottle warm, shake it hard, bead the liquid out of the eyelet, then spread with Fibertex, fiberlene, or a soft towel and give it the longest cure you can before brushing horsehair → soft nylon → Roto Wool before grabbing your raincoat and heading to the start line.
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Red Creek Fluoro-Free Racing Silver Wet Snow Liquid Glide Wax is the topcoat for 15 °C down to 1 °C when skis are swimming in standing water and when there's more dirt than you can shake a stick at. The hydrocarbon film breaks suction and repels dirt. Has a neat-looking silver additive! It pairs perfectly with Red Creek Racing Hard Base in abrasive, corny, dirty snow. Keep the 90 ml bottle warm, shake it hard, bead the liquid out of the eyelet, then spread with Fibertex, fiberlene, or a soft towel and give it the longest cure you can before brushing horsehair → soft nylon → Roto Wool before grabbing your raincoat and heading to the start line.
