Start SG Liquid Wax

I exclusively use liquid wax (in combination with Phantom) and used this all spring. It applies easily but seems to be slightly less durable than the Vauhti liquids I usually use.

I've made the switch to liquid glide waxes this year and have been super impressed. My question is could standard (i.e., not skin-specific) liquid glide waxes be applied to skins? It seems to me they might work just as well or perhaps better than conventional methods of waxing skins? Thoughts? Or perhaps the solvent used in the liquid wax might damage the skin?

This is the new age of waxing. No longer is waxing your skis an arduous project, in fact it's hardly a project at all. My typical waxing routine is to decide to wax my skis at around 8pm, sit at my computer desk with a ski on my lap and wipe the wax on, lean them on the wall for five minutes, and then I take them just outside the front door and give them a once-over with a brush (no scraping needed!). The entire process for a pair of skis takes about 7 minutes, and as a result I have found myself actually frequently waxing my skis (as one should be).

It's difficult to understate how life-changing liquid wax is when you have an expansive quiver of oft-used skis that perhaps see less love and maintenance than they deserve.