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BioEnhanced
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I thought that a good way to prevent delamination on a chipped tip, would be to fill the chip with p tex. Good or bad idea?

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Apr 16 2005 11:43PM
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acoustikrage
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rivets?...iuno, is that even possible?

Apr 16 2005 11:50PM
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freeskier1316
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rivets are possible



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Apr 17 2005 3:16AM
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Flynn
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The rivets dont really do much on a chipped tip because you can't rivet close enough to the chip without spliting the tip for it to make a difference, just fill the chip in with some epoxy and it will hold as good as anything you can do.

Apr 17 2005 1:13PM
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tandan83
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use epoxy. ptex prolly wouldnt work very well i bet.

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Apr 17 2005 2:04PM
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Skipig25
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i fiberglassed my mad trix. took that fiberglass cloth, wrapped it around it, soaked it in the epoxy/fiberglass stuff. then sanded it down to smooth. stronger than when I bought them

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