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Roto Brush
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Anyone use them?
Are they worth the outlay (about £100 for 3 brushes)
I hate the time it takes to clean & wax. I remember once seeing a shop putting ski's & boards on a flat bed that had a spinning roller.
They cleaned & waxed a board in minutes. Wondered if anyone had experience with roto brushes.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I’ve got a set (Solda), and yes they do work, but the real benefit comes when you have multiple sets of skis/boards to wax, as you can set up a mini production line. Make sure you get a quick release shaft for the brushes as it makes changes faster. Also, if you have a board, go for the 120mm brushes, rather than the 100mm.

There is a relatively short learning curve, as you need to get the rotation speed, speed of movement and pressure right to get the best results.

You also need a decent electric drill with good speed/torque control, and I would also recommend a brush shield/guard, but they can be expensive.
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