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Edge Replacement Guide

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KickerTheCanMan
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I found this article while I was doing some Googling. Not that I'd recommend doing edge replacements yourself on most skis, if you had a pair that was strictly a rail pair and is damaged and you were handy with tools it could make a cool project. Have fun.

Edge Repair


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Nov 24 2004 2:20AM
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aclsarescary
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i only looked at the pictures, but in that last shot I bet they switched the skis with the non damaged ones.
Nov 24 2004 3:50AM
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jfoust31
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no they didnt, u can see the lines where the new edge was put in moron
Nov 24 2004 5:15AM
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CTD
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thats awasome. and yeah dumbass, a good tech can take a ski that is fucked, and make it look brand new.



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Nov 24 2004 7:46AM
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KeegLove
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bahahahhahahahah

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Nov 24 2004 9:52AM
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tandan83
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holy shit. they did a good patch job on that ski





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Nov 24 2004 12:03PM
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freeskier108
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I was thinking about taking some solder to the inside of the edge, and solder it to the new piece going in. That way theres no chance of it pulling out.
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Nov 24 2004 12:52PM
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KickerTheCanMan
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^ That's an interesting idea with the solder.

'180 net grab = NOT a new trick!'

Have you ever seen a little kid slide back down the inrun of a kicker without going over? This is why parents shouldn't dump their kids off anywhere near the park...
Nov 24 2004 2:41PM
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CTD
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i tried that. doesnt do shit. its not strong enough. you would prolly just want to get some epoxy inbetween the edges, and sand off extra when you were done.



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Nov 24 2004 2:45PM
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PowderCanuck
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^yea that'd work better than solder, plus you wouldn't be burning your ski



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Nov 24 2004 2:50PM
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powwrangler
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I'd most likely use jb weld rather than epoxy.
Nov 24 2004 9:16PM
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CTD
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i was gonna say that, but its basically the same thing as epoxy. there really wouldnt be much need to use anything else, cause if it was all consistant, it would be mutch stronger.



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Brim: 5

Earflaps, any size: 5

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Fleece lining: 5

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Nov 24 2004 10:38PM
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Joemuench
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oooo that looks like a nice project but then again i have a hard time starting my homework. but skis cost a shit load so maybe id do that if my edge rip out. i wonder if you could fatter edges? i wonder if it would matter if a segment of the edge is beefyer that the rest of the ski.
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Nov 24 2004 11:14PM
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