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Rusty edges

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Canuker
Posts: 4730 - Karma: 165
I searched but i still have some questions, how much would gummy stone cost ( since its so good to get of rust), is it really bad to have rusty edges or should i just leave them?
Feb 18 2007 6:11PM
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Canuker
Posts: 4730 - Karma: 165
anyone
Feb 18 2007 6:39PM
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schlopy
Posts: 818 - Karma: 7,015
i have a gummy stone and it works perfect for getting rust and burrs off i would suggest getting one
Feb 18 2007 6:40PM
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schlopy
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one shouldnt be too much
Feb 18 2007 6:40PM
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Canuker
Posts: 4730 - Karma: 165
thanks
Feb 18 2007 6:47PM
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SwitchMahFuckah
Posts: 783 - Karma: 15
gummy stones are great. they dull your edges too so you never even need to break out the file
Feb 18 2007 7:06PM
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C.Stone
Posts: 4677 - Karma: 12
gummy stones are like less then a dollar
Feb 18 2007 7:38PM
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whitewater413
Posts: 528 - Karma: 215
edges are so played out
Feb 18 2007 7:38PM
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B.L.A.K.E
Posts: 932 - Karma: 27
just dont let your wet skis dry touching each other.
Feb 18 2007 8:09PM
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Canuker
Posts: 4730 - Karma: 165
thanks
Feb 18 2007 9:38PM
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Tucks
Posts: 2120 - Karma: 161
Dry your skis and when you get home gummy them(gummy stones aren't much) You can also at the mountain rub some hard wax on the edges and that keeps them from rushting
Feb 18 2007 9:54PM
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4mica
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are gummy stones easy to use .... just rub them on the edges ?
Feb 18 2007 9:57PM
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