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Snow Blade Servicing
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My Snow Blades are badly scratched, due to thin snow last year. I want to get them serviced when I go skiing in February. Is this something that most ski hire shops will do? We will be based in Samoens. Any ideas on costs. I hope to be able to drop them off in a ski shop when we arrive at the resort at about 4pm and pick them up the next morning before our first day of skiing.
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jashcroft, whenever I've had my skiboards/snowblades/short skis serviced, the shop has done them overnight but never tried that during the busy period of February. Basegrind is around 15Euros and edge sharpen/waxing about the same.
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jashcroft, Talk to spyderjon and get your own servicing kit. works out cheaper in the long run and is very satisfying.
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