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How much is heat modling full tilt?

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riouxskiQC
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anybody knows how much it cost for heat modling full tilts?

Jan 28 2013 8:22PM
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TRAP_CHEF
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If you bought them at the shop it should be free if not i don't know how much. call them and ask
Jan 28 2013 8:24PM
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Cyanicenine
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Supposedly you can mold them yourself with a sock and some rice and your standard kitchen oven.
Jan 28 2013 8:41PM
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Gmart
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I wouldn't charge ya to heat up a liner unless you wanted it done on a busy weekend. Go into your local shop and find out
Jan 28 2013 9:03PM
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Chris.B
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At my local shop its $30 for heatmolding if you didn't buy the boot from them.
Jan 28 2013 9:06PM
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charmander
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i think our posted rate for heat molding is like 30 bucks, id prolly do it for free unless you were a prick.

Hint- free shop work means you bring beer
Jan 28 2013 11:17PM
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Deviate
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Can use the hairdryer trick as long as you keep an eye on things as they are heating up. Steal (or borrow) your sister's or mom's hairdryer (preferably with a relatively long nozzle) and shove it down your boots on the highest heat setting. Let it heat up for a few minutes and then put your foot down in there, buckle up and keep your boots on for 10 minutes or so. Just don't leave it running in the bathroom or something and forget about it.
Jan 29 2013 8:44AM
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onenerdykid
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You just bought a boot with an Intuition liner, of which of its main benefits is being able to be custom fit to your foot. Since fit is the most important part of a boot, don't chince out and potentially risk not doing it right. Take it to a shop to have professionally done so your feet can be happy. Shouldn't cost you more than $40 but $40 to make the boot fit really well and have it last your for years is a very small price to pay.
Jan 29 2013 9:25AM
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