Everything you need to know about the new Dominator paste waxes.

[Gina D]

On the hill the stuff was laced with kerosene
But yours was kitchen-clean

 

[Tom K.]

Yeah, it seems like a spring structure does more than the wax

100%

 

[Jacques]

Thanks! Yeah, it seems like a spring structure does more than the wax, but I do feel an improvement after applying the yellow wax. I don't need ultimate performance, but want its slickness without the spray-on mess.

Structure indeed important, but it's a combination of that and a proper wax always.

 

[Marker]

Structure indeed important, but it's a combination of that and a proper wax always.

I have some FFC 2P and a new block of Renew on its way from Dominator. I'll get the spring structure applied when I return to Killington in mid-April.

 

[cantunamunch]

Anyone paste Dominating their sidewalls?

 

[Jacques]

Anyone paste Dominating their sidewalls?

No, but I have a few of these.

 

[Paul Lutes]

On the hill the stuff was laced with kerosene
But yours was kitchen-clean

Can't let this slip by un-noticed: Kid Charlemagne reference for the win!

 

[Zirbl]

Anyone paste Dominating their sidewalls?

Did last season.

 

[Jacques]

Anyone paste Dominating their sidewalls?

If you meant applying paste to sidewalls. YES!

 

[Paul Lutes]

I seem to have missed the logic for waxing your sidewalls ...... ?

 

[James]

I seem to have missed the logic for waxing your sidewalls ...... ?

Or the ski is completely in the snow like spring skiing.

 

[Paul Lutes]

Do we need to wax our top-sheets and boots too?

 

[Jacques]

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Or the ski is completely in the snow like spring skiing.

That's exactly why!

 

[James]

Do we need to wax our top-sheets and boots too?

Sure if you want the snow to slide off. Then it doesn’t get in the car or weigh the ski down. Light skis + snow stuck to top = not so light.

 

[David]

Sure if you want the snow to slide off. Then it doesn’t get in the car or weigh the ski down. Light skis + snow stuck to top = not so light.

A little spray silicone keeps the snow from sticking to your ski tops and boot soles.

 

[Paul Lutes]

Sure if you want the snow to slide off. Then it doesn’t get in the car or weigh the ski down. Light skis + snow stuck to top = not so light.

Imma wax e'ry t'ing. I be repellin'