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Fix gashes in your base with the Toko Repair Candles.

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5 5

Jeff

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I recently sold a pair of skis that had some base damage to them. I used the base repair and tuned them up and the bases looked like new. Worth buying.

5 5

Bradley Austin

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

The Toko Repair Candle does exactly what you'd expect a stick of ptex to do. As put below by Chris - "The black is awesome, easy to use and gets the job done. Occasioanlly I rip some out with my skins, but whatever. Reapplying is easy enough." Pretty much all there is to say here. It's Ptex.

4 5

Kevin

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  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

These P-Tex sticks are helpful when you're not careful or just really want to test conditions a bit too early on. They are simple to use. Clear works well for colored bases, but black tends to stick to bases better. Follow the instructions for best results.

4 5

Chris jenney

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The clear sounds like it'd preserve the base design of your ski, but ive never been able to get it to not char and show up more brown and dirty looking than clear. The black is awesome, easy to use and gets the job done. Occasioanlly I rip some out with my skins, but whatever. Reapplying is easy enough.

4 5

Arthur Debowski

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Cheap and easy to use. Just light it up and drip it in. You will certainly get better results with a p-tex gun but for fast and easy repairs of minor damage this will suit you just fine. Cut out the damage, drip this in, scrape it smooth, wax your bases, and you are ready to go.

4 5

Jeff Guest

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I have been using Clear p-tex for years because I don't like black bases. The Clear does char a little bit and you really have to keep it spinning so it doesn't burn. I recently used some black p-tex because someone said it bonds better, and they were right! It does bond better!

Will you repair ear pads? My dog ate them....

Dee McNeil

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Posted on

Will you repair ear pads? My dog ate them. I love my glasses.

Wally Phillips

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Hey Dee McNeil. We unfortunately do not do any repairs on items that are damaged/broken. But, if you bought the glasses through Backcountry.com, we can certainly take them back in exchange for a new pair. Please call in to 1-800-409-4502 or hit the "Chat Now" button at the top right of the page if you did purchase your glasses from Backcountry.com to find out more. I hope this helps!

5 5

D. Joshua Christensen

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This P-Tex works really well. I gash my skis a lot. I use this to fix it. It does its job. It melts fairly quickly. It stays in place most of the time. I does what it is supposed to do.

1 5

Papa Stav's

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just go to a ski shop that does it for you and ask them if they'll sell you a few sticks of p-tex they more than likely will and you wont spend 5 bucks for just 4 of them. they'll probably give you 10 for a couple bucks and then you wont be paying shipping either. sorry backcountry but its not work the money. pretty much all p-tex is the same and paying for the ToKo name isnt getting you anything more.

dwiens87

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This is not a product review, this is his own stupidity.

Dee McNeil

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where do I get new ear pads?