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How to Apply the Black World Cup Powders from Swix

Discover the new era of speed with the Swix World Cup series. In this video, you’ll learn how to apply the black powders — PF100 and PM molybdenum — designed for the toughest, dirtiest and most abrasive snow conditions. 1. Apply an Even Layer of Powder Spread a smooth, even layer across the entire glide zone. A precise start gives you a cleaner, faster finish. 2. Melt the Powder Correctly Heat your iron to the recommended temperature printed on the label. Melt the powder using long, controlled strokes — ideally one side of the groove at a time. Let the base cool completely before scraping. 3. Scrape the Base Clean Start with a groove scraper to clear the center channel. Then use a sharp Swix plexi scraper to remove excess wax from the full base. 4. Roto Fleece – Activate the Powder Use a roto fleece to activate and maximize the performance of the black powders. Apply gentle, even pressure and work back and forth along the ski to smooth out any irregularities. Tip: Keep a dedicated fleece for black powders to avoid contamination. 5. Steel Brush – Deep Structure Cleaning Brush with steel to clean and open the structure. If using a roto brush, make sure it rotates in the ski’s glide direction. A hand brush also works — always brush from tip to tail. 6. Natural Fiber Brush – Structure Refinement Move on to a natural fiber brush. In this video, we use two 70 mm brushes on a 140 mm roto handle for consistent pressure and coverage. 7. Nylon Brush – Final Polish Finish with a nylon brush to polish the base to a clean, race-ready surface. This final step brings out the true speed potential of the black World Cup powders.