Toko Base Brush Horsehair

The horsehair brush is designed as a final finishing tool. You should use it after you have scraped off the bulk of your wax and used a stiffer brush, like nylon or brass, to open the base structure. It is specifically for polishing the base and removing the microscopic wax remnants left behind.

Yes, the brush is universal. Its size and bristle density work effectively on the wider surface area of a snowboard as well as the narrower profile of alpine or cross-country skis.

Horsehair is much finer and softer than nylon or brass, making it ideal for polishing. While brass is for opening base structure and nylon is for general wax removal, horsehair is the final step to ensure your base is smooth and fast without damaging the delicate structure you have already prepped.

You can clean it by tapping the bristles against a hard surface to knock out loose wax shavings. If it becomes heavily clogged with wax, you can use a stiff nylon brush to comb through the horsehair bristles, but avoid using harsh solvents that might degrade the natural hair.

Yes, it is compatible with all standard glide waxes, including hydrocarbon, low-fluorinated, and non-fluorinated options. Because it is a finishing brush, it performs well regardless of the wax temperature range.