RaceWax Diamond Stone Set 70mm – Edge Sharpening for Ski & Snowboard (PC-9000)

Refine edges with precision using the RaceWax Diamond Stone Set

Upgrade your ski and snowboard maintenance routine with the RaceWax Diamond Stone Set. Each piece measures 70 mm by 25 mm and comes in four distinct grits, designed to support edge sharpening and deburring from start to finish. The set is sold in bulk non-retail packaging, making it a practical choice for clubs, shops, and keen riders who value reliable results from a compact, durable tool kit.

What’s inside and what it does

• Black X-Coarse 240 grit delivers bold material removal for fast initial shaping.
• Blue Coarse 360 grit supports routine edge maintenance and steady sharpening.
• Red Fine 500 grit handles deburring and initial edge polishing for smoother finishes.
• Green X-Fine 1000 grit provides ultra-smooth polishing for refined edges.

The stones are designed with an interrupted surface of recessed polka dots that help collect and remove metal filings during polishing, keeping your edge work efficient and cleaner as you go.

How to use for best results

• Use the stones wet with a 50/50 water and alcohol mix to minimize wear and wash away ground material.
• Apply light, even pressure and follow the edge profile consistently to achieve a uniform finish.
• Rinse and dry after use to help prolong the life of the stones and maintain performance.

Why choose RaceWax for edge maintenance

• Four grit options cover initial shaping through final polishing, offering a full edge workflow in one set.
• 70 mm long stones provide a comfortable guide along ski and snowboard edges for controlled work.
• The color‑coded grits match common maintenance steps, helping you plan a stepwise sharpening routine.
• The bulk packaging format supports consistent supply for teams, shops, or dedicated riders.

Whether you are chasing crisper turns, smoother release, or a cleaner edge for all-mountain conditions, this RaceWax set offers a practical path to refined edge work without making guarantees about outcomes. Benefits are presented as possibilities based on the tool’s design and materials, not promises.