So, you've cleaned off all of the old wax from the base of your skis. What is probably now very evident, if it wasn't before, is that the base is not a smooth, unblemished strip of plastic, oh no. It's probably scored and gouged to a greater or lesser extent, most likely primarily around the area of the bindings, where the greatest weight has been applied to the ski. Elsewhere, where the ski has greater freedom to flex, the damage is probably far less. So, how do you repair this damage? Well, the base of skis is covered, between the thin metal edges, by a thin layer of polyethylene around 3 to 4mm thick. It could be any colour but most usually ...  Read the complete review