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Start SG Liquid Glider Purple (-2C/-8C) | 80ml
The SG line is a very popular and affordable service wax! They are a great for all snow conditions. Several additives are in the wax to reduce friction in wet and dry conditions, as well as increased durability. SG Purple is a great training or recreational wax for mild conditions. Great on It's own on a clean ski, or as a coat on top of SG waxes. Apply evenly via the sponge dabber on the bottle, let dry for as long as possible (at least 15 minutes), then brush out with a soft nylon. An added step for improved durability would be to cork or felt the liquid in before nylon brushing.
$27.00
Start SG Liquid Glider Purple (-2C/-8C) | 80ml—
$27.00
Start SG Liquid Glider Purple (-2C/-8C) | 80ml
The SG line is a very popular and affordable service wax! They are a great for all snow conditions. Several additives are in the wax to reduce friction in wet and dry conditions, as well as increased durability. SG Purple is a great training or recreational wax for mild conditions. Great on It's own on a clean ski, or as a coat on top of SG waxes. Apply evenly via the sponge dabber on the bottle, let dry for as long as possible (at least 15 minutes), then brush out with a soft nylon. An added step for improved durability would be to cork or felt the liquid in before nylon brushing.
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The SG line is a very popular and affordable service wax! They are a great for all snow conditions. Several additives are in the wax to reduce friction in wet and dry conditions, as well as increased durability. SG Purple is a great training or recreational wax for mild conditions. Great on It's own on a clean ski, or as a coat on top of SG waxes. Apply evenly via the sponge dabber on the bottle, let dry for as long as possible (at least 15 minutes), then brush out with a soft nylon. An added step for improved durability would be to cork or felt the liquid in before nylon brushing.


















