Unlimited Hot Wax for 2013/14 Ski Season - $50
+ Discount on Summer Storage Package
(1 per ski/board)
Basic Tune
Hot Iron Wax and Sharpen - $20
Full Tune
Hot Iron Wax, Sharpen, Base Grind, Minor Base Repair - $40
Single Options
Hot Iron Wax - $15
Pick up and Delivery - $10
Edge Sharpen - $10
Binding Tune/Adjustment - $5-10
Snowboard Binding Mount - $15
Major and Minor Repairs
(prices approximate/quote will be given after inspection)
P-Tex Base repair - $7 per inch
De-Laminations and Top Sheet repairs - $10+
Core Shot - Base weld - $15 per 1/4 hour
Edge Repair - $15 per 1/4 hour
Summer Storage
This includes a full clean, top, bottom, bindings and edges(rust). Filling the nicks and scratches, stone grinding and texturing of the base, sharpening, bevelling, de-tuning and de-burring of the edges. We then apply a thin coat of hot wax to the base and immediately scrape off to pull any dirt from the pores and do one more base clean. A soft universal wax is then applied to protect the base from drying
out over the summer, wax is also coated on the edges to prevent rusting. After summer is over and the snow line drops further down the mountains, bring in your skis/board and we will scrape off the summer storage wax and apply a new coat of wax that will be scraped, brushed and ready to go for season opening.
$60 - with minor P-Tex
$50 -without
Discount for those who have purchased a 2012/13 Full Season Wax Card
Wet snow has a more abrasive structure that leads to more frequent wax needs. Fluffy dry powder snow may mean you do not have to wax for as often. How to tell if your skis need wax? Well, the best tip is to get a good visual feel for your bases. A freshly waxed ski will have a rich deep black look. As the wax dissipates it will look less black and more dull and chalky. If it looks gray instead of black it should be waxed asap (areas near the edge usually show this first). If it looks very gray and has a light fuzzy texture instead of smooth, it is long overdue!
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