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I will have to try because liquid wax doesn't last long and when I travel, the wax lasts two or three days but after that I need wax and I can't use hot wax...coleslawed wrote: Tue Feb 11, 2025 9:45 am pretty much any wax can be rub on if you believe in yourself and don't mind a workout
I asked about quick waxes a couple of months ago, and @pow_hnd recommended Hertel Rub On, which I didn't know was a thing: https://www.amazon.com/Hertel-Wax-Rub-T ... B0CR8RSMDHjota wrote: Wed Feb 12, 2025 7:38 am
I will have to try because liquid wax doesn't last long and when I travel, the wax lasts two or three days but after that I need wax and I can't use hot wax...
There are special cold rub on waxes but it is difficult for me sometimes to get them.
I tried HERTEL this year because my cousin brought it to me from Canada. But in Europe HERTEL is expensive and shipping is almost cheaper through Space X than through regular shipping. I'm going to review your previous questionjclinares wrote: Wed Feb 12, 2025 9:49 amI asked about quick waxes a couple of months ago, and @pow_hnd recommended Hertel Rub On, which I didn't know was a thing: https://www.amazon.com/Hertel-Wax-Rub-T ... B0CR8RSMDHjota wrote: Wed Feb 12, 2025 7:38 am
I will have to try because liquid wax doesn't last long and when I travel, the wax lasts two or three days but after that I need wax and I can't use hot wax...
There are special cold rub on waxes but it is difficult for me sometimes to get them.
Apparently, it lasts considerably more than your usual rub on wax. I already use Hertel wax for my hot waxes, so it was a no-brainer to buy the rub on.
Gonna have a chance to try it next week at Baker, most likely.
to see if anyone answered other options that I can get here. On the other hand, Hertel is brutal!!! fast.. very very fastUnless it is t-shirt weather spring slush, I am always running cold wax. Warm weather and all temp waxes are softer than cold. I pretty much wax every day I ride. When traveling I crayon down the edges with reg wax. If you don't have a cork block you can use a wine bottle cork for just the edge area.jota wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2025 5:36 amI tried HERTEL this year because my cousin brought it to me from Canada. But in Europe HERTEL is expensive and shipping is almost cheaper through Space X than through regular shipping. I'm going to review your previous questionjclinares wrote: Wed Feb 12, 2025 9:49 amI asked about quick waxes a couple of months ago, and @pow_hnd recommended Hertel Rub On, which I didn't know was a thing: https://www.amazon.com/Hertel-Wax-Rub-T ... B0CR8RSMDHjota wrote: Wed Feb 12, 2025 7:38 am
I will have to try because liquid wax doesn't last long and when I travel, the wax lasts two or three days but after that I need wax and I can't use hot wax...
There are special cold rub on waxes but it is difficult for me sometimes to get them.
Apparently, it lasts considerably more than your usual rub on wax. I already use Hertel wax for my hot waxes, so it was a no-brainer to buy the rub on.
Gonna have a chance to try it next week at Baker, most likely.to see if anyone answered other options that I can get here. On the other hand, Hertel is brutal!!! fast.. very very fast
I asked once, a while ago, about cold waxes. I used liquid toko several times but I even prefer not to use that rubbish. It seems that cold waxes are not very popular. @Spenser uses it if I'm not mistaken but here in Europe there is little to choose from and nothing compared to HERTEL.