1. After every time you return from skiing, you must take out the skis from the board bag, wipe off the snow on the skis with a soft cotton cloth or paper with strong adsorption, and dry it.

2. After drying, check for damage. If the board surface is damaged, you can lay the skis flat, remove the excess material on the board, ignite the prepared rubber strips and place them horizontally, place the melted rubber strips on the scars on the skis, and cool down.

3. After cooling, scrape off the excess rubber strips with a steel scraper. If a large area is damaged, it should be repaired by a professional.

4. In addition, every time you return from skiing, you must repair the steel edge of the ski. First use a diamond file to roughen the damaged vertical and chiseled edges, and then trim the corners with a ski. Use a tool to polish the steel edge in the direction of the board surface (the angle is adjustable, the ideal angle is 90 degrees). Finally, use a fine diamond file to file away the traces left on the steel blade during the grinding process.

5. Snowboard waxing is the most important part of the snowboard maintenance process. Waxing the snowboard allows you to enjoy the thrill of high-speed skiing and turn at will. At the same time, it will also reduce the risk of damage to the board and extend its life. First use a scraper to remove the dirt and excess wax on the board, spray the wax remover on the board, wipe the wax remover on the board with a soft cotton cloth or strong absorbent paper and let it dry for about 30 minutes . Then wax the board. At home, you can apply liquid or paste wax directly to the snow board, or rub the block wax directly on the board. Liquid or paste wax needs to be dried for 1-2 minutes, and then polished with the board surface polishing, so that the wax can be better attached to the board surface. In the ski resort, you can use the swinging fluorine-containing liquid wax in your pocket to wax the snowboard. This wax comes with a sponge head and felt.