Equipment

• Optiwax Fluor Powder
• Optiwax Brush
• Iron

General instructions

• Spread thin layer of powder to the ski
• Melt the powder to the ski with an iron (160-170 Cº)
•  with 0- and 1 -powder iron is warm enough, when some "stardust" comes after iron.
• Cool down the ski
• Brush up the powder and leave the dust on the top of ski.
• Melt the brush dust again to the ski with an iron.
• Cool down the ski and brush the ski with horse hair and nylon brush

(At cold weather last powder layer should be attached by cork)

Equipment

• Optiwax Hard Powder
• Optiwax nylon and fine steel brush
  
• Iron

Synthetic Optiwax- Hard Powder is wax for low humidity and aggressive snow. This wax has very high durability so it will be good choice for long races.

Instructions:

• Spread a thin layer of powder to the ski.
• Melt the powder to the ski with iron (160 - 170 C)
• Allow the ski coll down then scrape extra wax away.
• Brush the ski with fine steel or brass brush and finish brushing with nylon brush.
• Final brushing can be done it outside in the cold weather, this will give extra speed for the ski.

Equipment

• Optiwax Grip powder

Instruction

1. Apply a thin layer of powder on each end of the grip zone. (aprox. 5-10cm)
2. Spread the powder on the top of the grip wax using your finger or a cork.
3. Test powder effectiveness by skiing. If grip properties did not decrease, you can apply powder to the whole grip zone.