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February 16th 07, 12:28 PM
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Waxing Frequency question
Got back from a border cross competition where the board that was used
was run three (3) times (second place, first place, second place thank you). It had been waxed "thin to win" using a brass brush to remove the excess wax. Before the next competition, should I 1) Just buff the board 2) Strip and re-wax 3) Re-wax Thanks guys, Chris 
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