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Tutorial - How to dewax your surfboard
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This is something I would recommend you do once your wax starts to
build up and not serve its purpose
turn a funky brown colour from overuse
no bumps are forming when applying new layers
change of season or a visit to a warmer destination, you will need a wax with a higher melting point.
selling your surfboard, by cleaning the wax off your board will look good as new.
if your board is going to a ding repair specialist or you are planning to fix it yourself.

Items I have used in this tutorial are a wax comb, a tub or jar for the old wax and an odd sock filled with flour. Ensure you are in a safe space as you do not wish to cause any unwanted damage to your board.

Start by leaving your surfboard out in the sun for 5 to 10 minutes.
As a result, your wax will soften making it easier to scrape off.
Grab a plastic tub or tin and place the old wax into it.
Use your wax comb and continue scraping the remainder of your wax off your board.
Don't worry if you can’t get all the wax off.
Next up grab an old odd sock and fill it with flour.
The flour dries out the remainder of the wax and the sock provides a soft abrasive material.
Don’t be afraid to sprinkle some more flour over the board, but with a bit of effort your board should come up nice and clean.
Once you've finished this is a good opportunity to see if your board has any dings or creases you should be aware of.
Leave your tools nice and clean, place the old wax in the bin and admire your fresh new board.

Have you found any tips that help you dewax a surfboard?