Peek into the back area of any major ski shop, and you’ll likely find a very large and very expensive machine mounted to the wall or affixed to a ski tuning bench. It’s called a Wax Future, made by ...

use a buffing or damp microfiber cloth in circular motions to remove the wax. Alternatively, you can use a polishing machine to complete the job. Although much more efficient, the tool is pricey and ...

While machine polishing requires experience and practice ... 2,800 rpm to 5,500 rpm to help evenly and thoroughly distribute wax and polish. It comes with eight different polishing pads, two ...

Maybe process isn’t the right word—it’s a small ritual. With proper care and maintenance—and an occasional new coat of wax—waxed jackets maintain their craftsmanship and integrity a lot ...