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about waxing

Last post 10-06-2009, 2:19 PM by el2ic. 9 replies.
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  •  10-05-2009, 4:36 PM 844695

    about waxing

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    should i wax my new burton custom ics with factory wax already on it?

  •  10-05-2009, 4:40 PM 844696 in reply to 844695

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    NO

  •  10-05-2009, 4:55 PM 844698 in reply to 844696

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    Johnny Pryde:
    NO

  •  10-05-2009, 5:15 PM 844703 in reply to 844698

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    please dont tell me your planning on using a clothes iron

  •  10-05-2009, 6:47 PM 844713 in reply to 844703

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    Hi Hater U C me!:
    please dont tell me your planning on using a clothes iron
    There's nothing wrong with using a clothes iron, as long as you don't use it for clothes again. I use a snowboard/ski iron, but a standard iron is fine.


    Anyway, to the original question. No. In the future, when you're good at waxing snowboards, you may have to wax a board over the factory coat, but for now, it's fine.

  •  10-05-2009, 7:00 PM 844714 in reply to 844713

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    of course it can be done witha clothes iron its just that it wont be a good waxing job. the problem with clothes irons is that they cant maintain a constant temperature

  •  10-05-2009, 7:52 PM 844716 in reply to 844714

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    Hi Hater U C me!:
    of course it can be done witha clothes iron its just that it wont be a good waxing job. the problem with clothes irons is that they cant maintain a constant temperature


    I can't maintain a constant erection; is this because of the clothes iron?

  •  10-05-2009, 8:15 PM 844717 in reply to 844716

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    if you or your penis have come in contact with a clothes iron i would say that the clothes iron was most likely the cause. what good is a penis that cant maintain an erection? if i were you heres what i would do:

    1.grab penis
    2.place penis in a vice grip
    3.tighten the vice grip(this is for more precision)
    4.get a jigsaw,hacksaw or hatchet etc
    5.using even pressure, cut off your penis
    6.make sure it is completely removed or else it will grow back
    7.repeat steps 1 through 6 if necessary

    there. hope this helps. thats what i did

  •  10-05-2009, 9:32 PM 844723 in reply to 844717

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    back to the question:
    it's up to you whether you want to wax it or not
    it wouldn't hurt to wax again, but not waxing it isn't going to cause any problems

  •  10-06-2009, 2:19 PM 844767 in reply to 844723

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    Re: about waxing

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    the factory wax is good for about a day.
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