HOW TO SERVICE YOUR SKIS - OUTDOOR MASTER SKI TUNING KIT REVIEW PART 2

How to service your skis using the Outdoor Masters ski service kit. Including Ptex repair, surface wax, and edge tuning of my K2 Seth Morrison skis.

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Chapters
0:00 Start
1:22 Ptex repair
4:03 Ski base wax
8:34 Ski edge tuning

[chrisrowan]

This was really helpful. The outdoor masters kit is a great value but their instructions are lacking. Thank you.

[fe]

perfect, thank you so much for this video, just exactly what I needed

[davidschiappa]

Alex- A few questions:
1.The kit instructions (p. 10) say to use 87 degrees to sharpen for racing on down to 89 degrees for beginner. Why do you say to use 90 degrees?
2. Instructions also say to sharpen from tip to tail (p. 11). For any given angle on the tool, say 88 degrees, if you follow the arrow direction on the tool you can sharpen from tip to tail on one side only. If you keep the same angle and sharpen the other edge from tip to tail, you are going against the arrow on the tool. Should you sharpen tail to tip on that 2nd side? Or do you ignore the arrow and sharpen tip to tail?
3. The instructions (p. 10) show base bevels of 0.5 degrees, 0.75 degrees, and 1 degree. How do you sharpen the base to achieve those bevels?

[skiingfast]

Will part 3 be skiing on the newly waxed skis?

[keithprentice]

Great vid Alex…How about one for us snowboarders…😊

[AnonymouSRU]

never set fire to base repair sticks unless you need to repair skis right on the slope. For these purposes, I use a regular soldering iron with a flat tip.