Hot Wax
The shop rats at Mollusk surf shop in SF do these groovy, unique wax jobs. This is one is for surf star Dan Malloy. Click photos to enlarge and check out the patterns.
The shop rats at Mollusk surf shop in SF do these groovy, unique wax jobs. This is one is for surf star Dan Malloy. Click photos to enlarge and check out the patterns.
Anonymous
April 13, 2006is that literally done with hot wax, old school style? or do they rub it on that way, some how?
warm jet
April 13, 2006Yeh, what’s the techniQue?
Melt and drip the base coat?
J.P.
April 13, 2006I dunno how they do it, it’s magic.
Anonymous
April 13, 2006Start with a clean deck. Use the edge of the basecoat to draw whatever design you want then using the edge of the basecoat gently rub the rest of the bar on. Take your time. Theres no need for top coat.
Anonymous
April 14, 2006but how did he get those beads so far apart?
So, basically a regular good wax job?
At the sex wax site there’s avideo for beginners or guys like me who want beads like that!
warm jet
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Anonymous
April 14, 2006oh man. those guys are board. hehe. board.
Anonymous
April 14, 2006don’t care what anyone says, having a killer wax job is a GOOD thing!
much better than having some stupid pad stuck on the back of yer board trapping all that water!
and yes, the air and all that can be done without em.
You’ll see in some years we’ll all be laughing @ em too!
anono
April 14, 2006tail pads rock
Mr. Myagi
April 14, 2006Don’t be afraid of the basecoat. You can get some good tight beads with it, then top it off with your favorite top coat (currently prefer the Tour Series from Stickybumps).
Eric
April 14, 2006Designs are not that hard; just use a real warm water wax or base coat and lightly draw your lines on there and follow up with the usual.
Pretty easy.
Though I wonder if that relates to how much business Mollusk is getting in their shop?
Anonymous
April 14, 2006what are the dims of that board?
Anonymous
April 16, 2006Dims of that board are 6’4″ x 19″ 2 1/2″ swallow tail bonzer 5. Dan was nice enough to lend it to a few of us right after he purchased it off the rack — fun board…..
srfnff
March 17, 2007beautiful way to accent a beautiful graphic design…nice!
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