Pig Curb Wax Pighead Black
Description
Pig Curb Wax Pighead in Black is a solid block of curb wax shaped like Pig's iconic Pighead logo. Stealthy black blends in on dark ledges and painted curbs, so you can wax your spot without making it obvious.
Who Pig Pighead Black Wax Is For
- Pig fans who want the Pighead in their bag
- Street skaters waxing dark ledges and curbs
- Skaters who want a solid block that lasts
- Anyone who prefers low-key black wax
Features
- Pighead shape
- Black color
- Solid block of skateboard curb wax
Benefits
- Makes curbs and ledges slicker for grinds and slides
- Solid block for repeated sessions
- Dark color is less noticeable on dark edges
How to Wax a Curb or Ledge
- Pick the edge you want to grind or slide, and brush off loose dirt and gravel.
- Rub the wax hard along the top corner and side of the edge until it starts to cake on.
- Grind the edge a few times to work the wax in. Reapply when it starts to feel grabby again.
Specs
| Brand | Pig |
| Model | Pighead Curb Wax |
| Shape | Pighead |
| Color | Black |
Compare Pig Curb Wax
Every Pig wax is a Pighead block. Pick your color.
| Wax | Shape | Color |
|---|---|---|
| Pighead Black (this page) | Pighead | Black |
| Pighead Green | Pighead | Green |
| Pighead Purple | Pighead | Purple |
| Pighead Red | Pighead | Red |
| Pighead Blue | Pighead | Blue |
| Pighead White | Pighead | White |
FAQ
Will the color match the photo exactly?
Close, but not always exact. Wax dyes and the coloring process can make the color vary slightly from the photo.
What other colors does Pig make?
Pighead wax comes in black, green, purple, red, blue, and white. See the comparison table above.
Can I use it on rails?
Yes. Curb wax works on curbs, ledges, and rails.
Description
Pig Curb Wax Pighead in Black is a solid block of curb wax shaped like Pig's iconic Pighead logo. Stealthy black blends in on dark ledges and painted curbs, so you can wax your spot without making it obvious.
Who Pig Pighead Black Wax Is For
- Pig fans who want the Pighead in their bag
- Street skaters waxing dark ledges and curbs
- Skaters who want a solid block that lasts
- Anyone who prefers low-key black wax
Features
- Pighead shape
- Black color
- Solid block of skateboard curb wax
Benefits
- Makes curbs and ledges slicker for grinds and slides
- Solid block for repeated sessions
- Dark color is less noticeable on dark edges
How to Wax a Curb or Ledge
- Pick the edge you want to grind or slide, and brush off loose dirt and gravel.
- Rub the wax hard along the top corner and side of the edge until it starts to cake on.
- Grind the edge a few times to work the wax in. Reapply when it starts to feel grabby again.
Specs
| Brand | Pig |
| Model | Pighead Curb Wax |
| Shape | Pighead |
| Color | Black |
Compare Pig Curb Wax
Every Pig wax is a Pighead block. Pick your color.
| Wax | Shape | Color |
|---|---|---|
| Pighead Black (this page) | Pighead | Black |
| Pighead Green | Pighead | Green |
| Pighead Purple | Pighead | Purple |
| Pighead Red | Pighead | Red |
| Pighead Blue | Pighead | Blue |
| Pighead White | Pighead | White |
FAQ
Will the color match the photo exactly?
Close, but not always exact. Wax dyes and the coloring process can make the color vary slightly from the photo.
What other colors does Pig make?
Pighead wax comes in black, green, purple, red, blue, and white. See the comparison table above.
Can I use it on rails?
Yes. Curb wax works on curbs, ledges, and rails.