How to Make Concrete Ledges Grind and Slide | Rub Brick Tutorial | Tactics

You’re not the only one, but no spots just equals more creativity. It makes finding a good spot even better. Got any banks around? They usually have smooth pavement down and a few small ledges to grind. They also close around 6 so it’s always empty unless someone hits atm. Parking decks, schools, colleges, shopping plazas, downtown are all good places to skate. If you have a bit of time and a little bit of cash, you

If the curb is too crusty, wax won't really help. You might need to clean the wax off and start over with a rub brick and paint. This video can help. [VIDEO]

Short answer yes. If you can Go to Kroger or walmart. And get Gulf wax for 4$. Gets you 4 blocks s It’s in the grocery section usually on the aisle with vinegar. Usually next to empty jars. Gulf wax is one of the cleanest waxes you can get. It doesn’t have any unnecessary colors, dies, or fillers . (Like snowboard wax that has extra chemicals in it to make it more waterproof) If you’re breaking in a new ledge sometim