BLINK ALPINE -
Frequently Asked Questions

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Instructions, plus Tips & Tricks

Full Tune, Race Prep Instructions, and Paste Wax Instructions —

  • Sharpen edges first. Remove any rust or oxidation from the edges by sharpening the skis.

  • Before applying BLINK WAX clean the ski base of snow, water, debris, dirt, grime, file shavings, etc. We recommend using base cleaner and fiber cloth for ski bases.

  • If the skis have wax built up on the base, use a pastic scraper and brush to remove excess wax. Then repeat cleaning the base with base cleaner and cloth.

  • Apply Blink ALPINE SUPER WAX ONE paste wax. Using an applicator sponge, dab the sponge into the paste wax, so a small amount transfers to the sponge. Smear over the base. Then using a short cicular motion repeatedly rub-in the paste wax, driving it down into the ski. Use pressure to help drive the paste wax into the base. Repeat as needed until the ski base and edges have a thin oily sheen. (See picture below).

  • Keep the skis in a warm dry space overnight, allowing the ski to absorb the wax overnight into the base for enhanced all day glide.

  • No Ironing, brushing, or scrapping necessary. It is not lost on us how much easier it is to maintain skis using BLINK Alpine’s Paste Wax. We hope this enables you to tend to your ski base more frequently.

SUPER WAX ONE - after applied to Race Skis.

Applying SUPER WAX ONE Prior to Race Start

BLINK ALPINE SUPER WAX ONE may be applied prior to race start to enhance glid/speed. To apply before the start…

  • Clean the base of the ski of snow, water, or dirt using a cloth or paper towel.

  • Using the applicator sponge, dab a small amount of paste wax onto the sponge, smear across the base of the ski. Using circular motion massage wax into the base.

  • Flip skis over and race!

  • Let us know about your experience with BLINK Alpine, we’d love to hear from you.

Best Practice for Cold Dry Snow or Fresh Dry Powder Snow…

For cold dry snow conditions or for fresh dry powder snow follow the steps below.

Apply Super Wax One - Cold paste wax to clean skis using applicator sponge, using a cork, rub the wax into the skis.

Then use a towel to gentally remove any excess oil from the base of the skis.

Why Remove Oils?
Cold snow crystals are:

  • Sharp / abrasive

  • Low moisture

  • High static friction

In cold dry snow conditions the Hydrophobic Glide Layer becomes a liability. The oils used to repel moister in warm moist conditions is known to attract and grab on to snow crystals. Removing the glide oils, but leaving the shear layer intact will minimize static friction between the ski and cold dry or fresh dry snow.