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Need help putting together home tuning kit
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Im interested in finding out exactly how much is needed to invest in a nice home tune up kit for skis.

I'd like to be able to repair grooves cause by rocks & such, wax, sharpen the edges etc. I ski mostly the East Coast.

Although im a very avid skier, i truly know absolutely nothing about repairing/waxing the base but would like to learn and be able to do it on my own rather than paying $50 a pop.

So basically- if anyone has a nice set-up at home, what do you have?

Thanks!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

sk1er18, I'd say about $200-$300.

Have a read through this thread for a couple of lists of kit.
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