１．Clean your ski base and bindings after use

２．Fix the ski always in a special vice on tune up table
Use ski band or rubber band to make sure the bindings will not move

３．Use remover and brush to make the base clean.
If your base are dirty，the wax won't adhere properly.
Use the either a remover or brush to clean the base.
Splash the remover，and use a tissue to clean it up.

Use bronze brush to take up the dirt from tip to tail
Clean it with a wet towel

４.Hold the hot iron to touch the wax until it melts and drips onto the ski base

５．Put the waxing paper on the iron，then melt the wax

６．Move the iron up and down to spread the wax evenly.
The iron will burn the base if you use it directly，so you must use the waxing paper
keep your iron moving to prevent damage your base
Set the iron temperatures so wax flows easily，and keep it from overheating

７．Let the ski cool.
Let your ski cool in room temperature until it is completely cool. Don't put it in a cold space suddenly！

８．Scrap off the excess wax from the bases.
Move from tip to tail.

９．Brush your skis to remove even more wax .
Use nylon brush to remove excess wax.

Finally，use horsehair brush to brush your skis to finish the wax.