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When you rub a bar of wax on a board, the heat caused by the rubbing causes the wax to melt into bumps all over the board.
Actually, waxing skis increases friction. Wax is not slippery. If you wanted less friction you could oil your skis.
Yes.... Yes it does.
Most skiers wax their skis for this purpose.
A way to reduce friction is by using or applying a wax-based product to the surface that touches the ground. Snow skiers apply a wax to their skis. Another way of reducing friction is by designing an object that produces the least amount of air resistance, like a spoiler on a car.
When you rub a bar of wax on a board, the heat caused by the rubbing causes the wax to melt into bumps all over the board.
On the top - to make the surface less slippery.
cause they are cool
they are not supposed to be waxed because when you try to remove it with a wax comb or a scraper it can damage the foam, although you can wax it i find them quite slippy !
So they don't slip off. When you're paddling along and water rushes underneath you you would just slip off the shiny surface without wax. Also when you're standing up you need that grip to stay on. also when you are checking out beach babes boobs you aint concentrating on your grip you have and might fall if you dont wax your board.
No, wax paper has very little friction. The wax is quite slippery, especially when heated.
Actually, waxing skis increases friction. Wax is not slippery. If you wanted less friction you could oil your skis.
less friction then what?
No, because you wouldn't have any friction to stop.
Wax, due to it filling the pores that cause friction will reduce friction.
A lubricant such as oil or wax, because it creates a smoother surface to slide on.
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