User Reviews

I have and the race team has been using this product over 10 years. Great for a quick wipe on, especially if glide is sticking. can be mixed with regular hot wax to add durability.  Zardoz now has a fluoro wax out that the team tested over 2 years. I have lots of test data on my own site. Temps used 10f to 60f, 20 to 80% humidity.Not just east coast use but out in the west CO and UT. Just like a bad hair day can be fixed with a hat,  A bad wax day can be fixed with NOTwax.   Source Zardoz Fluoro+ test report, Fowler 2008.

 It worked very well in warm, wet spring conditions in the Northeast . I just wiped it on. I didn't even use a heated iron to put a wax overlay on it and draw it out to the surface.

 I am using notwax for a couple of years now and i use the felix process to get it on
-New Ski
-Clean base
-Saturate base with notwax
-Iron in low temp hotwax until you see notwax pooles forming.
-Cool a couple of hours.
-Scrape, brush,, fibertex wipe, felt pad polish
-Repeat previous 3 steps, for new skis at least 3 times, to get ridd of all p-tex fibers
-topcoat notwax
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Every night before skiing, wipe dirt of with microfiber cloth and apply a new topcoat.

Notes:
Usually my skis look fine even after a week of skiing!
Prevents rusty edges and oxidized bases
Hot temperatures make this finish realy smile and you when you pass those who are glued to the snow.
In contrast with what zardoz says a base should be textured moderately, it just skies a bit better.

This season i am going to try the Zardoz notwax combined with this stuff.