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The tools you use determine whether a ski service is done right or is just well-intentioned. Holmenkol Tools covers the entire process: cleaning the base, applying wax, scraping it off, brushing, and sharpening the edges.
Holmenkol Tools for Ski Service
Almost everything here comes from Holmenkol – irons, blades, brushes, file holders, and workbench accessories. If you’ve already set up your system with another brand, you can easily mix and match—the parts are largely compatible.
The order of service steps
√ Clean the base; otherwise, you’ll be waxing the dirt in
√ Iron on the wax and let it cool for at least twenty minutes
√ Use the scraper blade to scrape in one direction, from the tip to the tail
√ Brushing in three steps: brass, nylon, horsehair, or polishing hair
√ Edge your skis last so no shavings end up in the fresh wax
Frequently Asked Questions About Holmenkol Tools
Which brush should I use first?
Use brass to open up the structure, then nylon to remove excess wax, and finally horsehair for the shine.
How hot can the wax iron get?
As hot as indicated on the wax package, usually between 110 and 130 degrees. If the wax smokes, it’s too hot and the base will be damaged.
How often do I need to sharpen the scraper blade?
As soon as it leaves streaks instead of scraping cleanly. You can do this in a minute with sandpaper on a flat surface.
Can I mix Holmenkol and Toko?
Yes. File holders, blades, and brushes are interchangeable; just stick to one system when it comes to waxes.